UPDATE: Early voting site reopens after broken water main caused closure

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A new audit of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners has found numerous financial irregularities. | Sun-Times file photo

An early voting site in the South Side Jackson Park neighborhood was reopened Monday morning after a water main broke.

As of 11:15 a.m., the site at 6410 S. Stony Island was reopened, according to the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.

Early voting is now available at the site, which covers the 5th Ward, the board said.

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