Trump campaign sues Pennsylvania county over long voter lines

Published October 30, 2024 2:17pm ET



The Trump campaign brought a lawsuit on Wednesday against Bucks County, a populous, purple county in Pennsylvania, over allegations county officials were kicking people out of long lines at election offices.

The campaign alleged in a complaint, filed in the court of common pleas, that many voters who traveled to Bucks County election offices to pick up mail-in ballots in recent days were turned away while waiting in line for them, in violation of Pennsylvania’s election code.

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