Voting By Email In New Jersey Runs Into Snags     And we're
going now to NPR's Pam Fessler, who's keeping track of voting
issues and voting irregularities through the evening. And we
just heard, Pam, from Robert Smith about trouble, obviously, in
those states so badly hit by Superstorm Sandy. Where else are
you hearing about problems on Election Day?  PAM FESSLER,
BYLINE: Well, actually most of them have occurred in the New
Jersey-New York area for obvious reasons. New Jersey also has
had this problem because of email. Voters have been told that
they're able to email their ballots or fax them. And people have
tried to email them but the servers aren't receiving the emails.
There are big backups. So, the secretary of state has extended
the deadline until Friday when people can actually email or
fax...  BLOCK: In New Jersey.  FESSLER: New Jersey. It's not
even clear whether that's legal. We've also seen some problems
in Pennsylvania with the new voter ID law that's there. A judge
ruled that people could be aske