Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson on Tuesday said she did not want to place personal blame on Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson for election night problems that led to voters waiting hours at some polling locations Tuesday night.

Utah voters stood in lines for a couple of hours after the polls closed Tuesday as counties had long lines and ballot printing issues. The Lieutenant Governor’s Office decided to tell clerks to not start releasing results until everyone in line had voted.

Tuesday is officially Election Day and as of Nov. 4, over 820,000 Utahns have cast their ballot, according to Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson. State of play: If you haven't voted yet, here's how to make your voice heard: It's too late to mail your ballot in,

Election Day is finally here. If you haven’t already cast your ballot, there’s still time — but you only have until polls close at 8 p.m. tonight. The nation will be watching with bated breath for the outcome of the bitter,

After long lines led to voter result delays, Lt. Gov Deidre Henderson addressed the issue Wednesday morning, speaking on election challenges and possible solutions.