Pennsylvania Judge Extends Early Voting After Trump Campaign Sues Over Alleged Voter Suppression

Voters at Bucks County will have three extra days for early in-person voting

AP/Mike Catalini
People wait in line outside the Bucks County government building to apply for an on-demand mail ballot on the last day to request one at Doylestown, Pennsylvania, October 29, 2024. AP/Mike Catalini

A judge is extending Pennsylvania’s in-person early voting for three days after President Trump’s campaign sued following complaints of voters being turned away at Bucks County. 

The Trump campaign sought to extend the deadline for early voting after allegations of voter suppression circulated online. Voters shared pictures of long lines outside election offices in the Keystone State.

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