Flooding in Florida forces relocation of twenty voting centers during election day
Flooding forced the relocation of at least 18 voting centers across seven Florida counties, affecting key areas including Broward and Palm Beach.
- The Florida gubernatorial race features Republican Byron Donalds against Democrat David Jolly.
- Flooding forced the relocation of twenty voting centers in at least eight Florida counties.
- The Broward election supervisor, Joe Scott, warned of unusual delays by the Postal Service.
- The Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties together hold close to a quarter of Florida's registered voters.
- The National Weather Service estimated up to four inches of rain could fall through Monday across the Four Corners region.
- Flooding required moving one polling place in Davie from Paradise Village to Tree Tops.
- A system failure affected voting centers in one county for about fifteen minutes.
Outlets: ABC Color, Clarín, El Nuevo Día, La Prensa (Panamá), NBC News, The Economic Times
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