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North Carolina extended voting at nine precincts after computer problems resulted in voting being halted for as long as two hours in heavily Democratic Durham County, as long lines and breakdowns bedeviled polls throughout the U.S.
The North Carolina Board of Elections kept two Durham County precincts open for an hour longer, and six others by varying amounts reflecting the times they were closed because of technical issues. A precinct in Columbus County remained open for 30 minutes past its scheduled closing.