Election Day in Westchester County, New York, is facing significant challenges as voters report widespread problems with ballot scanners and voting machines. Many polling sites are experiencing issues, prompting officials to inform voters that their votes will still be counted despite the disruptions. In a key House battleground, GOP Representative Mike Lawler urged voters not to leave the lines, reinforcing the message that their ballots will be counted. Meanwhile, election officials in Westchester County are addressing the situation, but confusion persists as ballots are rejected and some voters struggle to find their polling stations. Despite these setbacks, voting is ongoing in suburban areas with officials encouraging residents to remain patient.