The newly purchased Dominion Voting systems server has crashed in Georgia's most populous county during an election recount requested by President Trump's re-election campaign, election officials have said.
The mobile server crashed on Sunday in Fulton County, delaying the state's third recount of the presidential election.
Fulton County election officials said the counting process was nearly complete - with 88% of votes counted - before the server crashed, according to local outlet 11 Alive.
Election workers responsible for counting the votes had already concluded the counting of absentee, early in-person and provisional ballots.
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