EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — There are some reports of some voting polls having issues on Tuesday morning on Election Day for the March primary.

According to Lisa Wise, the El Paso County Elections Administrator, voting machines are operating correctly.

She said some locations are having issues with their poll pads.

Voters are still able to be processed, Wise said.

Wise said voters need to check in manually at those locations(it’s unknown which locations are impacted).

Wise said they are working with the vendor to get all of the poll pads operational as soon as possible.

The Election Department posted the following on its Facebook page:

We are aware that several voting sites are experiencing issues with the voter check-in system. Voting machines are operating properly, however, some locations are requiring manual check-in, which may cause delays. Voters are reminded that they may vote at any voting site and are not required to vote at a location within their precinct. Here’s a list of voting sites with fully operational poll pads that may allow for quicker check-in.Benito Martinez Elementary SchoolBill Sybert Pre K-8 SchoolCenter for Career & Technology EducationEnrique Moreno County CourthouseDr. Green Elementary SchoolEl Paso County Eastside AnnexEastside Senior Citizens CenterEPCC-Rio GrandeEsperanza Acosta Moreno LibraryFamily Youth Services CenterFire Station #3Fire Station #7Flora-Garcia Villalva Community CenterH.R. Moye Elementary SchoolHanks High SchoolHelen Ball Elementary SchoolHilos de Plata Senior CenterHurshel Antwine Elementary SchoolJane Hambric Elementary SchoolKeys AcademyLa Fe Montana Vista Community CenterLogan Elementary SchoolMarty Robbins Recreation CenterMemorial Park Senior Citizen CenterMesita Elementary SchoolMountain View Rae Gilmore Recreation CenterNations Tobin Sports CenterO’Shea Keleher Elementary SchoolPark Elementary SchoolPaul C. Moreno Elementary SchoolPebble Hills High SchoolRed Sands Elementary SchoolSan Juan Senior CenterSISD District Services CenterThe Shoppes at SolanaUTEPWayne Thorton Community CenterWellington Chew Senior CenterYISD Central OfficeYWCA Joyce Whitfield Branch

Voting sites that are having check-in delays with the poll pads are utilizing state issued combination forms. These forms are created by the Texas Secretary of State and are used as a signature roster and affidavit form.

Primary voters in Texas are required to declare their party in order to receive the correct ballot. A voter will need to declare their party whether using the paper combination forms or checking in on the electronic poll pad as require by law.

Voters can vote at any polling location from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Find your sample ballot, locations, and real-time wait times at http://epcountyvotes.com.

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