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The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit against Bucks County, Pennsylvania, alleging election officials turned away voters. “The Trump-Vance Campaign filed a lawsuit against Bucks County, Pennsylvania for turning away voters. This is a direct violation of Pennsylvanians’ rights to cast their ballot – and all voters have a right to STAY in line,” the Trump campaign stated in a release. RNC Chairman Michael Whatley announced the lawsuit. #BREAKING: Just Moments ago, RNC Chairman Micheal Whatley announced that the Trump/Vance campaign has filed a lawsuit against Bucks County for turning away voters. — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) October 30, 2024 WATCH: WATCH: RNC Chairman Michael Whatley @ChairmanWhatley announces lawsuit against Bucks County, PA for turning away voters, encourages voters to STAY IN LINE pic.twitter.com/mS7ncVcIWQ — RSBN (@RSBNetwork) October 29, 2024 From the Trump campaign: The Pennsylvania Department of State made clear if voters are in line at a county elections office by 5:00PM, the counties MUST give voters the opportunity to apply for their mail-in ballot. Pennsylvania voters were turned away as early as 2:30PM. Yesterday, Kamala delivered a speech of falsehoods in Washington, DC claiming Republicans are a threat to democracy–while her allies in battleground Pennsylvania are actively turning away voters. This is against the law. This is voter suppression from the left. We will fight for every legal vote in Pennsylvania. Go vote, and stay in line! Do not let election officials turn you away. If you are turned away, submit a report to our lawyers here: https://pennsylvania.protectthevote.com/hc “If you are in line at a county elections office tonight at 5 p.m. to apply for your mail-in ballot, counties must give you an opportunity to do so. Our team continues to work with all counties to ensure every eligible voter who wants to vote by mail ballot is able to,” the PA Department of State said Tuesday. If you are in line at a county elections office tonight at 5 p.m. to apply for your mail-in ballot, counties must give you an opportunity to do so. Our team continues to work with all counties to ensure every eligible voter who wants to vote by mail ballot is able to. https://t.co/Px4MfTo0eQ — PA Department of State (@PAStateDept) October 29, 2024 Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro echoed a similar message. “TODAY is the last day to apply for your mail in ballot in Pennsylvania. If you are in line at a county elections office by 5 P.M., counties must give you an opportunity to apply for your mail ballot. Our @PAStateDept is working with all counties to ensure every eligible voter who wants to vote by mail ballot can do so,” he said. “What are you doing about this @GovernorShapiro? This is Bucks County Emergency Services shutting down the line in Doylestown right now at ~2:30 PM. This is suppressive and intimidating,” James Blair, political director of the Trump 2024 campaign and the RNC, said. WATCH: What are you doing about this @GovernorShapiro? This is Bucks County Emergency Services shutting down the line in Doylestown right now at ~2:30 PM. This is suppressive and intimidating. https://t.co/EUKsZYh5Me pic.twitter.com/m9noqX7MQD — James Blair (@JamesBlairUSA) October 29, 2024 Multiple social media users shared their difficulties voting in Bucks County. WATCH: As you can see here, there are a lot of people who showed up before 5pm and are being refused entry to vote. Is it a coincidence that @ScottPresler flipped Bucks County red and now they’re shutting out voters? https://t.co/UeyJpQC1f4 pic.twitter.com/c0PaxZzGaZ — Addison Smith (@AddisonSmithTV) October 29, 2024 DISENFRANCHISEMENT: At least 50 voters in Levittown, PA at the Lower Bucks Government Services Center were denied the opportunity to vote in person today. Throughout the afternoon, certain individuals paced the line of voters making statements like “oh the lines really long we… pic.twitter.com/zhuCEgCBWq — Paul Giblin (@dreamlessod) October 29, 2024 I’m in Levittown Bucks County trying in vote early IP for the second time. I’ve been told the line is 4 hours and I will not be able to vote today. It’s now 11:46. This is unacceptable. The push for early voting isn’t a surprise. There’s 2 people working this location.… pic.twitter.com/s9PICh3oR3 — Stacy Williams (@StacyWi16207038) October 28, 2024 CBS News reports: Former President Donald Trump’s campaign said it is suing Bucks County after some voters trying to participate in the county’s mail-in ballot voting on demand process faced long lines on the final day. Pennsylvania doesn’t have early voting on voting machines like other states — its closest thing to it is called mail ballot voting on demand. In that process, voters can request a mail-in ballot in person at their county’s elections office. The voter then receives the ballot in minutes, fills it out in person and returns it all in the same trip. Other states have a full early voting process complete with voting machines. The deadline to vote a mail ballot on demand was Tuesday, Oct. 29, the same as the deadline to request a mail-in ballot. Long lines formed outside the Bucks County administration building Tuesday.

Jerrod Mustaf, a former first-round pick for the New York Knicks, has passed away. He was 55. Mustaf left the NBA in the 1990s after facing accusations of being involved in the murder of his pregnant girlfriend. The North Carolina native was selected 17th overall by the Knicks in the 1990 NBA Draft. His cause of death is not yet known. “With great sadness we learned of the passing of Jerrod Mustaf today. Forever a Terp, a teammate, and a friend,” Maryland Men’s Basketball announced. With great sadness we learned of the passing of Jerrod Mustaf today. Forever a Terp, a teammate, and a friend. pic.twitter.com/MgIqac6yTc — Maryland Men’s Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) October 28, 2024 Mustaf averaged 16.6 points per game for the Terrapins during his collegiate stint. Daily Mail reports: Mustaf was later accused of being involved in the murder of his pregnant girlfriend, Althea Hayes, in 1993. He wasn’t charged and steadfastly denied the allegations, even as Mustaf’s cousin, Lavonnie Wooten, was found guilty of the crime and sentenced to life in prison in 1996. The son of self-described ‘black militant’ Shaar Mustaf, the younger Mustaf played high school ball at DeMatha High in Hyattsville, where he developed into one of the top recruits in the county. At his father’s urging, Mustaf enrolled at Maryland, where he was named to three Parade All-American tams. Although he was a first-round pick, Mustaf struggled to crack the Knicks rotation, given the depth at power forward with the presence of Charles Oakley. As a result, New York traded Mustaf to Phoenix in the deal that brought defensive ace Xavier McDaniel to the Knicks. The basketball community has lost a Legend. Our hearts are with the family, friends and fans of Jerrod Mustaf.#LegendsForever pic.twitter.com/XPptXkNXBV — NBA Alumni (@NBAalumni) October 28, 2024 From the New York Post: Mustaf’s cousin, LaVonnie Wooten, was convicted of first-degree murder and received a life sentence without parole, according to the Washington Times, but both the prosecution and defense claimed Mustaf masterminded the murder since he wanted Hayes to have an abortion, per the report. The ex-NBAer is alleged by Hayes’ family to have offered $5,000 for her to not have the baby, per a Tucson Citizen report. The Suns bought out the remaining two years and $3.8 million remaining on Mustaf’s contract in 1994 following the murder, per The New York Times. Mustaf was never charged with any crime despite the allegations, and he claimed he did not know that Hayes was pregnant, per the outlet. He settled out of court with Hayes’ family in 1998 following a wrongful death lawsuit by Hayes’ parents, according to the Washington Times. He told Sports Illustrated that the accusations against him were “totally unfair” and helped keep him out of the league. “Whether I was blackballed,” he told the publication, “isn’t even a question.”