'Red flags for November': Some voters in Georgia primaries frustrated by election changes

• Georgia's primary Tuesday was the first major election since the state's election law was enacted last summer.
• Voting rights groups pointed to problems Tuesday, including delays in opening some polling sites and voters confused about where to cast their ballots.
• Georgia election officials said the primary went smoothly and tout voter turnout that was on pace to set a record.

UNION CITY, Georgia – Jessica Gibson has voted at C.H. Gullatt Elementary School in Union City, Georgia, for 16 years. But when she showed up for Tuesday’s primary she was told to go to another school.

‘‘I expected to be able to vote,” said Gibson, 50, as she left the polling site. “I haven't received anything telling me that it changed.”