Issues Fixed At Burlington County Voting Locations, Officials Say

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — Officials say electronic poll books have been fixed at several voting sites in Burlington County as of Tuesday afternoon, after some voters were unable to check in.

Voters are the sites with problems were given the option to vote with paper provisional ballots, the county said, but some chose not to. There was a connectivity issue that has been resolved, the county said.

Burlington County officials did not immediately have a list of precincts affected by the outage.

Officials said anyone who did not vote because of the electronic issue may come back to their polling place and use the machine to cast their ballot.

"Please be assured that all verified provisional ballots will be counted," the county said in a Twitter post at 2:19 p.m. "However, for voters who chose not to vote provisionally, all connection issues have now been resolved and voters are welcome to return to their polling place to vote with a machine."