As millions of Americans cast their ballots in crucial mid-term congressional elections, early fears of new voting dramas emerged as soon as polls opened – especially in Ohio and Florida, the two battleground states scarred by voting dramas in 2000 and 2004.In one school in the predominantly black district of East Cleveland, Ohio, all 12 machines went down for two hours when voting opened at 6.30 am (9.30pm Queensland time), according to an AFP correspondent at the scene.
