As Snopes has covered in detail, delayed vote counts are not a sign of election fraud or disenfranchisement. Because technical difficulties delaying vote counting did, in fact, cause a voting extension in Cambria County, however, the claim is true.

Voting machine issues are being reported in some parts of Pennsylvania. WJAC News 6, a television station based in Johnstown, reported this morning voters said they are unable to scan ballots at some precincts in Cambria County. The station said the precincts reportedly are holding paper ballots in locked boxes to be scanned later.

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.

Widespread voting issues were reported in precincts across Cambria County, with residents reporting issues in other counties Tuesday morning.6 News spoke with v

Voting in Cambria County, Pennsylvania has been extended until 10 p.m. today. A Cambria County judge granted an emergency petition filed by the county Board of Elections seeking to extend voting by two hours after a software malfunction disrupted election operations countywide.

Voters in one Pennsylvania county now have until 10 p.m. to cast their votes. The ruling was made by a Pennsylvania judge after a “malfunction” kept voters in Cambria County from scanning their ballots, Fox News reported. Voting in the battleground state is usually 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Voting in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, has been extended until 10 p.m. today. A Cambria County judge granted an emergency petition filed by the county Board of Elections seeking to extend voting by two hours. The petition stated that a software malfunction disrupted election operations countywide.

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,