The latest on Pennsylvania election lawsuits
In a 4-3 decision today, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted a request from the Republican National Committee (RNC) and affirmed that counties should not count mail-in ballots where voters wrote the wrong date, or left off the date, on the outer return envelope.
GOP Senate candidate David McCormick and the RNC filed several lawsuits over the past few days to block the counting of ballots in Pennsylvania. The Republicans claimed that the counties were counting provisional ballots that should be rejected due to small errors.
Today, Democratic incumbent Sen. Bob Casey’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee filed a lawsuit challenging the rejection of more than 2,000 provisional ballots in Philadelphia County with signature or envelope issues. More litigation is expected.
Last week, the Pennsylvania Department of State announced that it would conduct a recount of the Senate race since the margin was less than 0.5% — meeting the state’s criteria for an automatic recount. The results will not be released until Nov. 27.
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