- In Colorado and New Mexico there are not enough voting booths or machines for Election Day.
- Students in Virginia are receiving probing questionnaires from voting officials falsely implying they don't have the right to vote there.
- In Ohio alone, more than 600,000 newly-registered voters are threatened with purging.
- There are reports of sometimes-illegal mass voter roll purges in Michigan, New Mexico, Florida, Georgia, Colorado and other states. Several states are even purging voter rolls of people who are "Bob" on driver's licenses and "Robert" on voter registration forms.
- Officials in Indiana are avoiding setting up polling places in areas of the state heavily populated by minorities.
- The Republican Party in Michigan planned to challenge the registrations of every voter whose home had been foreclosed on recently.
- ACORN, which has been held out as a bogeyman for voter fraud (though only 26 TOTAL cases of voter fraud were prosecuted nationwide from 2002 - 2005), has bad registration rates below the California Republican Party's and a lawsuit alleging fraud in 2004 was dismissed by a judge for lack of merit?
- And, of course, there are ongoing worries across the country about electronic voting machines.