SPALDING COUNTY, Georgia —  Voters in one west Georgia county are once again able to cast their ballots with the assistance of voting machines following a temporary countywide machine outage that occurred on Election Day, WSB-TV reports. 

Election officials in Spalding County have confirmed that all of its voting machines are back up and running after a glitch caused major problems at polling locations across the county early Tuesday morning.

According to local officials, the glitch was traced back to a group of Spalding County workers who incorrectly loaded information onto the poll pads Tuesday morning. Their error led to a countywide voting machine shutdown that was resolved shortly before 10 a.m. 

The county uses voting machines from Dominion Voting Systems Corporation, a company that sells electronic voting hardware and software.