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The Justice Department told a federal judge early Tuesday that it removed "several sworn law enforcement officers" from its pool of Election Day monitors and will use Bureau of Prisons staff, as roughly 1,000 monitors head to polling sites in all 50 states for the first time. The Digital Free Press read the filing, the judge's order and the department's list of 126 jurisdictions, including Westchester County, N.Y., and three New Jersey counties.

Ballot scanners at polling places across Westchester County, N.Y., stopped accepting ballots Tuesday morning, according to the county Board of Elections, as reported by News 12 Westchester. Voters can still vote: poll workers are handing out paper ballots that go into sealed orange security bags, which officials say will be counted first after polls close. The cause has not been announced.