Pipe bursts at Atlanta ballot processing facility
A pipe burst Tuesday morning in State Farm Arena in Atlanta and it delayed processing of ballots by about four hours, according to deputy Secretary of State Jordan Fuchs.
"It had no impact on ballots, not a single ballot was damaged," Fuchs said, stating that any reports of damaged ballots are false.
State Farm Arena is the largest ballot processing center in the Fulton County, according to Fuchs. It is not yet clear exactly what effect this will have on results out of Fulton County, Georgia's most populous county in the state.

"The State Farm Arena team acted swiftly to remediate the issue. Within 2 hours, repairs were complete. No ballots were damaged, nor was any equipment affected. There was a brief delay in tabulating absentee ballots while the repairs were being conducted," according to a statement released by Fulton County.
The county also said that it will continue to tabulate the remaining ballots "over the next two days."
-ABC News' Olivia Rubin





