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.

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.

Early on Election Day, Cambria County officials ran into issues with the ballot counting software, causing long lines and potential voters to leave.

Voters in one Pennsylvania county will have an extra two hours to vote Tuesday after ballot-scanning machines in some precincts failed to work. Voting in Cambria County is extended to 10 p.m., according to a petition for emergency relief filed in the Court of Common Pleas in Cambria County.

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 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.

On November 5, 2024, in Laflin, Pennsylvania, USA, @Roman8643273333 shared a video highlighting a voting issue where a woman was unable to cast her ballot due to problems with the voting machines. The caption noted,

Voter machine mishaps, we see them happen every election. Tuesday, voters in Priceville left the polls concerned after both voting machines at the Priceville Event Center were jammed within the first hour.

Polling places in Cambria County - near Pittsburgh - will have extended hours after voting machines were unable to scan completed ballots on Election Day.