Here are some updates about mail-in voting in Pennsylvania.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals announced today that it will not reconsider its decision that requires counties to reject undated or wrongly dated mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania, leaving in place the harmful ruling for voters.
Voters in Butler County, Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit yesterday challenging the county's decision to reject their mail-in ballots for lacking an inner secrecy envelope and not giving them a chance to correct the mistake.
It isn't just the White House at stake this November.
With former President Donald Trump back on the ballot, many are underestimating the dangers of election subversion through state legislatures. But if we act now, this significant risk could be reduced, argues Lauren Popper Ellis of The States Project. Read it here.
