In Georgia’s most populated county, Fulton County suffered a server crash from a “newly-purchased Dominion Voting Systems mobile server”, a local NBC affiliate reports.

On November 29, a Fulton County elections official confirmed to the local NBC affiliate that the crash took place and was the fault of the Dominion mobile server.

In a statement to the local station, the election official said, “Technicians from Dominion have been dispatched to resolve the issue,”

“The Georgia Secretary of State’s office has also been alerted to the issue and is aware of efforts to resolve the problem.”

The counting is set to continue on Monday, Nov. 30 if the problem is resolved.

On Monday morning, Gabriel Sterling with the Georgia Secretary of State’s office said the Fulton County elections officials did not follow the vendor instructions (Dominion) leading to the server to crash.

Sterling stated that the Secretary of State’s office is not “wiping” data from voting machines or servers. 

The entire recount for the state is required to be completed by December 2.