Last fall Donald Trumpʼs team moved forward with court action in PAʼs Bucks County (a busy spot near Philly) where some not-so-happy voters had to deal with super-long lines on voting day
The legal push aims to get more in-person voting time in this mega-important county - where election staff didnt seem ready for the big crowds that showed up. Lots of folks complained that the whole thing was making it super-hard to vote: which is kinda a big deal for democracy
This legal stuff is part of a bigger picture in PA - a super-important swing-state thats gonna be key in picking our next president (when election time comes around next fall). The whole situation has gotten pretty messy with lots of back-and-forth between different sides; its not just about this one case but about how voting works in general