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11:24am

Tue November 6, 2012
2012 Elections

Burglary at Democrat Party HQ in Seattle

Police are investigating an overnight burglary at the Seattle headquarters of the state Democrat Party.

Spokesman Mark Jamieson says it was reported at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday by someone arriving for work.

He says there's no immediate indication of a political motivation. He says it's a burglary in a building that happens to house campaign folks.

State Democrats Communications Director Benton Strong says the building at 901 Rainier Ave. S. also serves as an office for Organizing for America and Jay Inslee for Washington.

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10:48am

Tue November 6, 2012
2012 Elections

Countdown: First round of elections numbers due Tuesday night

The first big wave of results for elections in Washington state are expected at about 8:15 pm. Here's a countdown clock set for that time.

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10:46am

Tue November 6, 2012
2012 elections

Voting Issues: Long Lines In Florida, Confusion In New Jersey

Originally published on Tue November 6, 2012 1:18 pm

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As the voting day has progressed, we've seen some reports of irregularities.. Throughout the day, we'll be surveying our reporters and other news organizations and keep track of significant irregularities in this post.

So far, the big problem has been long lines. Some voters have had to wait hours in line to cast their ballot in battleground states like Florida and Virginia and those affected by Superstorm Sandy like New York.

We'll start with Florida:

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8:33am

Tue November 6, 2012
Politics

Do you miss voting in person?

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This is the first presidential election in which no one in Washington is voting in a voting booth. Lots of people prefer voting by mail – it’s convenient, they don’t have to rush from work to get to the polls before they close. But in downtown Seattle, KPLU found lots of people who wax nostalgic for the good old days of voting in person - among them, Terri Vail, Antonio Hicks, Brad Bloomquist, and Peter Orange.

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