There will be some technology services available to report any voting equipment problems tomorrow.  If you’re more interested in tracking things, refer to my earlier post.

First, if you do encounter a problem, limit yourself to documenting and reporting the problem.  Disrupting the polling place is at best obnoxious, and could lead to jail.

There is a Twitter vote report, where you can use the microblogging service to report voting problems.  NPR explained the service this past weekend.

There are text and phone lines available through a number of sources, partisan, non-partisan and media.  ElectionProtection.org is one of many hotlines (866-OUR-VOTE/866-687-8683/help@866ourvote.org), but also has information for each state and overseas voters. You can also search the web for the contact information for your local board of elections to report any problems.