Concerns Mount of Possible Tampering as Nigeria Tallies Votes

Nigerian election officials sifted through millions of votes from this weekend's national elections Monday, as questions emerged about the tallying process and tensions rose in some states about possible vote rigging. Election observers said the balloting, which was extended into Sunday after technical problems arose with a new anti-fraud system, was conducted without major problems. Millions voted despite the glitches and deadly attacks on northeastern polling stations by Islamic...

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