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LIVE BLOG: Voting machines back up and running at Veterans Memorial

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7:25 p.m.: Mayor Paulette Guajardo's camp is excited as early numbers are looking strong. 

7:15 p.m.: Josh Maxwell caught up with Nueces County District Attorney Jimmy Granberry, who said he is confident in a victory tonight, but has a plan no matter what happens tonight.  

7:10 p.m.: Brandon Schaff talks with city councilman Michael Hunter about his chances in tonight's race, and issues he sees with the current city government.

7:05 p.m.: Supporters were making their way out to Brewer Street Southside to support their candidate, Mayor Paulette Guajardo. 

7 p.m.: We're live on 3NEWS+ with candidate interviews, results and analysis.

6:23 p.m.: 3NEWS crews is also at Nueces County District Attorney Jimmy Granberry's election watch party. 

6:20 p.m.: 3NEWS crews will be covering candidate watch parties across the city, including Mayor Paulette Guajardo's.

Credit: KIII
Credit: KIII

5:58 p.m.: The Veterans Memorial High School polling location was temporarily closed because of a machinery malfunction, but the problem has been fixed, Nueces County officials tell 3NEWS.

5:13 p.m.: Nueces County officials were busy counting the ballots from early voters in order to try and have vote totals available Tuesday night.

5:08 p.m.: Bill Churchwell caught up with mayor Paulette Guajardo and candidate Michael Hunter at Veterans Memorial High School this afternoon as last-minute voters headed to the polls.

4:10 p.m.: Caught off-guard by the number of voters, Duval County Pct. 2 ran out of paper ballots at its only polling location at the Benavides Civic Center, according to election administrator Bobby Gonzalez. 

Gonzalez told 3NEWS officials only prepared 1,000 paper ballots because that location typically only sees around 130-140 voters during general elections and 600 during primary elections. 

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