In Lewis and Clark County, Montana, election officials are finalizing vote tallies following long wait times at polling stations attributed to limited trained staff. Across the U.S., the election process was generally smooth with minor glitches, despite former President Trump's claims of chaos in cities like Detroit and Philadelphia. Pennsylvania faced a software malfunction in Cambria County, quickly resolved but politicized, while Georgia encountered non-credible bomb threats attributed to Russian interference. Voter turnout was high, with many Americans choosing early or mail-in voting to alleviate Election Day pressures. In Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, and Wayne County, significant voter participation was noted, with officials diligently processing ballots. Voters are advised to be prepared for lines, bring valid ID, and understand polling procedures.