Some counties in Ohio reported temporary delays in submitting ballots as the state held primary elections, citing technical problems with electronic poll books early Tuesday morning.

Electronic poll books, which record voter registration information but do not count votes, in Cuyahoga County and Lucas County experienced similar problems, as scanning issues and technical glitches slowed the process for voters to cast their ballots. However, officials in both counties insisted the problems were resolved and would not lead to incorrect results or uncounted ballots.

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