Problem with paper ballots causes delays in New York's Westchester County on Election Day

A problem with the barcode on paper ballots at polling locations across New York's suburb of Westchester County left voters frustrated on Election Day morning as officials worked to fix the issue.Election officials said the tabulator machines that tally the votes were not accepting paper ballots properly. The countywide issue was first identified after 6 a.m. on Tuesday, not long after the polls opened across the state.The paper ballots were placed in secure emergency bags for later counting, and citizens can continue casting ballots as officials work to resolve the problem. Voters may be waiting longer at their polling locations because of the issue. 7 in 10 Americans say the midterms are stressing them outWestchester County Executive Ken Jenkins said officials were concerned that the voting machines had been tampered with, but after further investigation, it was determined that the issue was with the printing of the paper ballots and not the actual machines.Jenkins said in a press co