USA: Elections conducted with few incidents, The Washington Times (2010)
This article reports on the Election Day in the United States. There were scattered claims of voter fraud and voter suppression in several states, but the elections were generally carried out without incidents. In South Carolina, Tea Party supporters harassed people at a polling place at a historically black university, and in California and Kansas voters received prerecorded calls telling them to vote Wednesday rather than Tuesday.
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