Clay Aiken's bus breaks down after stop at the polls on Election Day

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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Authorities in Cary had to assist Aiken's tour bus Tuesday morning after it stalled out moments after he cast his vote at a nearby polling site.
Authorities in Cary had to assist Aiken's tour bus Tuesday morning after it stalled out moments after he cast his vote at a nearby polling site.
iWitness photo by Ronda Jones

CARY, NC -- Clay Aiken, who is challenging North Carolina's 2nd Congressional District incumbent Republican Renee Ellmers for her seat, experienced a break down on Election Day.

Authorities in Cary had to assist Aiken's tour bus Tuesday morning after it came to a stop along Walnut Street and Donaldson Court.

It is unclear what caused the large vehicle to stall out just before 9 a.m. -- moments after Aiken cast his vote at a Cary polling site.

Aiken's showdown with Congresswoman Ellmers is one of the highest profile races in North Carolina. Most political experts seem to think Ellmers is a safe bet to hold onto her seat, however, Aiken's celebrity and financial-backing has made the race much more competitive.

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