As New Rules Take Effect, Voters Report Problems in Some States

Some longtime voters in Texas reported on Tuesday that they were refused a ballot because they lacked newly required photo identification. In North Carolina, voters who showed up at the wrong precinct were unable to vote, reflecting a new policy. And

Former Democratic Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon pleaded guilty to a felony corruption charge back in June, but that didn't stop his from trying to vote in this.

Virginia Republicans are warning voters that they have received credible reports of several voting machines changing votes for Republican candidates to Democratic candidates. “[The Republican Party of Virginia] is 

Democrats and their allies sought to rekindle get-out-the-vote magic, Republicans and their backers tried to match or beat them, and voters in Denver and elsewhere waited in long lines after polls closed Tuesday. No one knew quite what to expect on

The state Government Accountability Board, which oversees elections, estimates 56.5% of eligible voters, or 2.5 million people, will turn out. That is lower than the 57.8% of eligible voters who showed up in the 2012 recall election for governor, but