Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules ballots with date error should not be counted
Elections,2024 Presidential Election,2024 Elections,Pennsylvania,US Senate,Voting Rights And Voter Fraud,Philadelphia
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Monday that election officials must abide by an earlier decision and stop counting mail-in ballots that were invalidated because of an incorrect date on the outer envelope — a major victory for Republican Senate candidate David McCormick, who holds a narrow lead over Democratic Sen. Bob Casey ahead of a statewide recount.
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