To wit, the Miami Herald reported on Sunday that a polling place in northern Miami briefly ran out of ballots on Sunday thanks to "malfunctioning printers".

The logistical nightmare that followed led to long lines on the final day of early voting, with some voters waiting more than three hours to cast a ballot.

As the sun set on the 14th day of early voting in the largely black neighborhood, more than 200 voters were in a line that snaked around half a block outside the North Miami library. "I would have stayed in line eight hours if I had to," Joas Laurent, 37, said as he walked out of the library at 7:20 p.m., about three hours after he said he arrived.