loosening the voting restrictions in eight of the state’s most-affected counties. There was an election in New York City on September 11, 2001, and, while voting was halted and the city’s mayoral primary and other races rescheduled, officials made these critical decisions in the days immediately following the attacks as bomb threats “reverberated across the city,”reported theNew York Times That’s what a 17-year-old who didn’t ask for any of this helped expose. But that doesn’t mean that Election Day will be without hurdles. “I think there’s going to be some bumps on Election Day,” said Pérez. At the individual level, for those still voting in person, those bumps might come in the form of delays at polling places, from voters not having enough time off work to vote, hourly workers facing lost wages while waiting in line at their polling place, or struggling to access or the ability to pay for child care. These concerns are part of any election year, but wait times have the potential to be exacerbated by social-distancing requirements, like what the country saw during the Georgia primary back in June. Still, the very fact that Harry can tweet one word and send his entire fan base straight to Theory City (not to mention pick up aTwitter Moment