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GANNETT NEWS SERVICE MULTIMEDIANational voter concerns center | Midterm Elections 2006


Share your concerns here
Voting. It's your right. Some say, it's your duty. But what if you show up to vote and you can't?

If you experience any difficulties on Election Day — closed polling stations, defective equipment, confusing new rules — we want to hear from you. We'll use your comments to get a picture of what voters like you are facing across the country. We'll ask you for your name and city, so we can alert reporters in your area to pursue the story. Please use the other features on this site to get more information on where you can turn for help if you have problems at the polls.

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Return Monday to see where voting concerns have been reported and read stories submitted by readers


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