As the golden state of California voted in the Super Tuesday primary, the heavily populated Los Angeles County reportedly experienced an upsurge of technical issues at several polling places, where people waited in line for several hours to cast their ballots due to allegedly faulty voting machines.
“Los Angeles voters who showed up to cast ballots in person on Tuesday reported long wait times and operational errors at a number of the county’s newly designed vote centers, experiences adding up to an inauspicious beginning for L.A.’s first fully redesigned election system in more than half a century,” reported the Los Angeles Times. “While some Angelenos had a different experience — giving the new voting machines high marks and applauding the extended hours of operation — a number of the in-person locations were unprepared to handle the throngs of voters who wanted to participate in the most talked-about California presidential primary in at least a generation.”
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