Pennsylvania's Cambria and Bedford counties faced scanning problems with the voting machines and software after the voting process began Tuesday. According to reports, the voters could not scan their ballots at Cambria County following which a court order extended the voting time to 10pm,

Several election ballot scanners broke down at multiple polling stations in Cambria and Bedford County in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Officials asked voters to use paper ballot till the issue is resolved.

Voters who get in line after 8 p.m. in Cambria County will fill out a provisional ballot, according to the Department of State. Other counties can still start reporting unofficial results once the polls close at 8 p.m.

Polls in a key Pennsylvania county will be open for an additional two hours Tuesday following a malfunction with ballot scanners.

Election officials have confirmed widespread problems with voting machines and software on Election Day in two heavily Republican counties in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania. Officials have confirmed issues with scanning ballots in Cambria and Bedford counties,

A judge in Cambria County, Pa., extended the county’s voting period by two hours after ballot scanners weren’t working this morning. The elections board in the Republican-leaning county, about 60 miles east of Pittsburgh,

Technical problems prevented the electronic scanning of ballots in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, necessitating an extension of voting hours on Election Day 2024. Rating: True (About this rating?) Context: Election officials were prepared for this possibility and announced the paper ballots would be retained under lock and key until the problem was resolved.

Election officials in Cambria County filed an emergency petition to extend voting hours after voters were left unable to scan their completed ballots on Tuesday.