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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
BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
BRADLEY CORTRIGHT

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. 

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