Fox News' Bryan Llenas provides details on voters' frustrations over on demand mail ballot voting in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where the line was cut off hours early.

On the final day of early in-person voting in Pennsylvania, some are making allegations about voter suppression in Bucks County.

During the last full week before Election Day, Donald Trump has turned his attention to Pennsylvania. In addition to making scheduled campaign stops in Allentown and Drexel Hill, he began to float unfounded claims of voter fraud in the state, a clear signal of Trump’s planned post-election strategy to declare victory no matter what.

Former President Donald Trump and his allies celebrated on Wednesday after a Democrat-appointed judge handed them an election legal victory in Pennsylvania. Judge Jeffrey Trauger earlier Wednesday sided with the Trump campaign and issued a one-page order extending the deadline for voters in Bucks County to apply in person for mail-in ballots for the November 5 election.

A Pennsylvania judge on Wednesday extended the deadline for voters in Bucks County to apply for a mail-in ballot for Tuesday's election after Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign alleged some who sought a ballot were turned aside.