WASHINGTON (AP) — Long voting lines on Election Day aren’t unusual or necessarily a sign of that something nefarious is afoot. They’re often the product of something as simple as heavier-than-expected turnout for an important election like Tuesday’s presidential, congressional and other races. Long lines also develop when there aren’t enough voting machines — either because some have malfunctioned or there just aren’t enough of them to…
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