Election 2012
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Wallis Wheeler (right) talked about procedures with poll worker Robley Jones while David Cisco (right, rear) got help with a provisional ballot from Roger Clark.
After extended lines and some difficulties during morning voting, Richmond-area officials reporting mostly smooth operations. Polls close 7 p.m.
- After long struggle, exonerated man votes for the first time
- In West End, confused poll workers asked party affiliations, city says
- Caught in long line, Richmond mayor returns later to vote
- McDonnell says N.Va., Richmond areas key for Romney
- Analysis: A big choice on the government's role
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