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"Some Florida voters waited for hours to cast their ballots in Tuesday's elections in Central Florida, including in Orange County, where voters were lined up past midnight at one location.The presidential race had already been decided by the time those voters filled out their ballots at precinct 428 at the Catalyst Church on Landstar Boulevard.On the campus of the University of Central Florida, students waited in line for hours after the 7 p.m. poll closing time. Hundreds of students wrapped around one side of the arena, waiting to vote.In Lake Nona, voters said despite knowing which candidate won the White House, they didn't want to get out of line and let Florida be decided without their voice being heard.\"I wouldn't have liked to stand in line for three and a half hours to cast my vote. But if that's what I had to do, that's what I had to do. If you aren't willing to do your part, you have no room to complain,\" said one voter.Inside the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office, workers also had a late night.Workers scanned thousands of absentee ballots, wanting them all to be counted before heading home.Images: Election Day in Central Fla."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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