registration mix ups slow things down?

For people in line, how much did it slow the line down, or the speed of the investigation? In the hearings a lady that worked there said many things did not help. The electronic machines messed up, no one was proactive in the lines helping the voters, lack of ballots (the head denied it happened then the poll worker flat out said she was at best wrong, then the people that had been swapped that had to get provisional, and the fact that the workers were not actively breaking up lines, and they were only given very small areas to work in (she said they had a huge building, but they only got one of the rooms. If you listen to the first set of hearings, there is a older lady that is on the list of people that signed up to talk, she is the poll worker. She is the one that said most of that.

They are pretty good. The people that signed up are very passionate, there was one well know Hillary supporter telling people it was bad but nothing is going to happen, stop complaining about this and try to fix it for the general election instead. He got as much of a boo as he could in an area they would kick people out of if they made too much noise.