Cronkite News reports that despite lingering effects from Hurricane Sandy and new voter ID laws, election officials across America were mostly satisfied with election day. Read more.

Cronkite News reports that despite concerns from Democratic advocacy groups, there were no reports of problems with poll watchers in Arizona during election day. Read more.

The Sydney Morning Herald reports on voting machines changing a vote for Obama to one for Romney, voting by email resulting in a full mailbox, and other problems during the election. Read more.

Talking Points Memo reports about mass confusion in Pennsylvania caused by the state’s new voter ID law. Read more.

Democracy Now! reports that some African-American voters received the wrong ballots, thus putting their votes at risk. Read more.

Tampa Bay Times columnist Steve Bousquet argues that the curtailing of early voting in Florida, which has led to long lines and a decline by 9.4 percent in voter participation, will be debated for a long time after the election is over. Read more.

The New Republic argues that due to the tight presidential race in Virginia, the state’s new voter ID law, while less severe than laws in other states, may be enough to influence the result of the election. Read more.

The Washington Post has a profile of Ohio Secretary State Jon Husted, who will be the “principal arbiter in any disputes regarding recounts, ballot issues and other matters pertaining to Tuesday’s vote.” Read more.

Talking Points Memo reports that former McCain strategist Steve Schmidt called voter fraud Republican mythology in an interview on MSNBC. Read more.

Talking Points Memo reports that a group of liberal campaign trackers will look for disenfranchised voters on Election Day. Read more.