Early Voting Encounters Some Problems In Texas And Georgia

Early voting in Texas began with a programming glitch causing voting machines to fail at 30 sites, but most were fixed later. In Georgia, high voter turnout led to long lines, but officials noted it as a sign of enthusiasm, urging patience as voters have 21 days to vote.

What issue did Texas face during the start of early voting?

• Weather disruptions

• Programming glitch in voting machines

• Lack of voter turnout

• Security concerns

What was the outcome of the voting machine issues in Texas?

• Machines remained offline all day

• Machines were fixed by the next day

• Most machines were restored later in the day

• New machines were brought in

What was observed in Decatur, Georgia, during early voting?

• Long lines similar to the previous day

• Short waiting lines

• Low voter turnout

• Voting was postponed

How did Georgia officials interpret the long lines during early voting?

• As a sign of low turnout

• As a sign of technical issues

• As a sign of voter frustration

• As a sign of voter enthusiasm

What advice was given to voters facing long lines?

• To avoid voting during peak hours

• To remain patient and return within 21 days

• To vote on the last day

• To use online voting options