More than a dozen counties hadn’t yet reported their first day numbers of in-person voters to the state as of 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, but initial numbers for

The Dallas County Elections Department is addressing an issue that led to long wait times for some voters on the first day of in-person early voting. DCED said the problem was first reported early Monday morning when poll workers noticed a black screen that required devices to be restarted to continue checking voters in.

Heider Garcia told WFAA glitches with the digital check-in process caused long lines and, in some cases, wrong ballots.