US weather: Severe storms, flash floods disrupt midterm poll voting, Florida relocates 18 polling stations

On November 3, midterm elections faced significant disruption due to severe storms and flash floods across the United States. In Florida, polling places were forced to relocate because of flooding, while Oklahoma experienced tornado destruction. Although conditions in Texas improved after a cold front, some regions encountered persistent issues. Colorado also struggled with logistical challenges, raising questions about statewide access to polling.