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“Floods and severe weather beset parts of the U.S. on Election Day”
Election Day floods and storms force polls to relocate in multiple states.
Key points
- Severe weather moved polling locations in five Florida counties due to flash floods.
- Oklahoma saw a tornado that forced a polling location change at Cimarron County.
- Utah declared a state of emergency after Four Corners flooding enabling ballot access by electronic means.
- Arizona had two Maricopa County polling centers briefly closed for power issues.
- Experts note weather may modestly impact turnout, with long-term declines due to early voting.
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