Voters who cast ballots during extended polling place hours in Dallas and Williamson counties are waiting to see if their votes will count

After the Dallas County Democratic Party Chair sought an order extending voting hours, and a Dallas County judge ordered Democratic primary voting to stay open until 9 p.m., the Texas Supreme Court said voting should occur "only as permitted.

Many voters in Dallas County woke up to the news that their late votes would not count towards Tuesday's primary elections.

Earlier Wednesday morning, about a half dozen election workers were still tallying results in the county elections office, pizza boxes scattered on

Hundreds were turned away after showing up at wrong polling sites.

After controversy on voting locations and legal orders, more than 2,000 voters in Dallas County did not have their votes counted on Tuesday night. FOX 4's Amelia Jones has more on how the Dallas County Democratic Party is considering legal action.

A Dallas County judge signed an order to keep polls open two hours later after widespread confusion over where people could vote.

Many voters in Dallas County woke up to the news that their late votes would not count towards Tuesday's primary elections. The Texas Supreme Court overruled a Dallas County judge's extension on