Super Tuesday voting hit by delays and glitches across states
Scattered issues delayed polls and slowed check in, with Chicago eight precincts reporting minor problems and one extra hour extension due to misplaced equipment. In Georgia long lines up to 90 minutes occurred as voters faced photo ID checks against computerized records. Officials urged extended hours and cited slow terminal processing as a factor in long lines.
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Voters in Arizona and nationwide race to the polls
Voters faced long lines and early wakeups as primaries and caucuses across 24 states delivered a high noon moment for Barack Obama and the frontrunners. Enthusiastic voters, from Phoenix to Alaska, described a day of unprecedented participation and intense political debate. Delegates at stake totaled 1,023 for Republicans and 1,681 for Democrats across 21 and 22 contests respectively, plus American Samoa.
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