"After a primary season marked by record-shattering voter turnout, election officials across the country are bracing for what might be an Election Day like no other," Politico reports [1].

In Colorado, "at least 60 percent of the state's registered voters will have the option of casting a paper ballot at a polling place on Election Day," The Denver Post reports [2], which follows months of uncertainty about the use of electronic voting machines.

There are still bad memories of the 2006 Election Day fiasco [3] in Denver that left some people waiting hours to vote. Even Bill Ritter cooled his heels in line on that day when he was elected governor.