Supreme Court Tie Allows 3-Day Extension for Pennsylvania Ballots
Voting Rights And Voter Fraud,Pennsylvania,Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court on Monday refused a Republican request to block an extended period for counting ballots in Pennsylvania, allowing mail-in ballots received up to three days after Election Day to be counted.
A 4-4 tie in the Court — Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the Court’s three liberal justices — means the state court ruling favoring Democrats is affirmed and upheld.
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