Judge Denies Request to Extend Hours Despite 6-Hour Wait to Vote Near Lehigh University

In a legal impasse, Lehigh County Judge Douglas Reichley has denied the plea to prolong voting hours at a particular precinct beset by an arduous 6-hour wait, leaving voters disheartened and hopeful for a resolution. The decision has ignited a debate on the importance of accessible voting and the challenges faced by Election Day operations. As the sun sets on Election Day, the wait persists, symbolizing the complexities of ensuring fair and accessible elections in our democracy.

The “New York Times” Site Could Be Shuttered on Election Day—Blame Bosses

The highly anticipated election day could have a significant setback. The New York Times’ website may possibly shut down due to unlawful orders from bosses to remove union members.

This would be a drastic change from the past, when the Times website has been a hub for election news and analysis. However, the possibility of a shutdown is very real, as the bosses have refused to rescind their orders.

The union representing the Times employees has filed a grievance over the matter, but it is unclear whether this will be resolved in time for election day. If the shutdown does occur, it would be a major blow to the public’s ability to get information about the election.