WARREN – Power at 21 voting precinct locations in Trumbull County was lost this afternoon, but voting continues with the use of generators and paper ballots, said Stephanie Penrose, executive director of the Trumbull County Board of Elections.

Generators have been placed in five of the locations, and two more generators are on their way, Penrose said. Paper ballots are being used and board employees are printing more to ensure the polling stations are “well-stocked,” Penrose said.

“There has been no break in voting so far,” Penrose said.

There are about 19 outages in and around Warren, according to FirstEnergy Corp. A company spokesman said wet and windy weather conditions are to blame.

Nine voting locations hosting 21 voting precincts lost power around 3:30 p.m. The locations are still open for voting, until 7:30 p.m. when the polls close.

The following locations and precincts are dealing with outages:

Bloomfield New Town Hall, Bloomfield Township

First Assembly of Pentecost, Braceville Township B and C

Mesopotamia United Methodist Church, Mesopotamia Township

Newton Township Administration Building, Newton Township A

VFW Post 3332, Newton Township B and D

First Church of God, Newton Falls 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A

Southington Christian Church, Southington B,C and D

Johnson Community Center, Warren Township B and F

New Jerusalem Fellowship Church, Warren City 6G and Warren Township D