Early morning voting issues resolved for smooth election day
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VANDERBURGH CO., IN (WFIE) - It is the Indiana Primary election and workers tell us they have seen a steady stream of voters.
The election commission says they had a few issues with the voting machines early, but it was quickly fixed and the day is running smoothly.
The voting started at 6 a.m. and is going till the polls will close at 6 p.m.
[For the latest election results, click the following link: 2018 Indiana Primary Election]
We spoke with one voter, who says these local elections are where you can make a difference in the community.
"They could do things that are good and they could do bad stuff," Orlen Donnelly, local voter, explained. "They could vote in stuff you don't want and you've got to be able to see the difference in the candidates and be able to vote on them. It's not a right exactly it's a privilege."
If you do plan to come out and vote you don't have to go to a designated location, just whichever vote center is closest to you and of course bring proper ID.
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