New York A woman from New York was told at her ballot yesterday that she had already voted. Because New York does not require a voter ID, she verbally confirmed information already displayed on the computer screen. She filled out a ballot and was told that officials would decide later whether her vote would be counted.

New York A woman from New York was told at her ballot yesterday that she had already voted. Because New York does not require a voter ID, she verbally confirmed information already displayed on the computer screen. She filled out a ballot and was told that officials would decide later whether her vote would be counted.