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Pennsylvania is one of 15 states that is checking midterm election results using that style of audit.
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“With a map that reflects the population more evenly, there’s the possibility that everybody’s voice will be heard."
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Knocking those ballots out of play would help the GOP in competitive races – since Democrats are far more likely to use the state’s vote-by-mail system.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a key federal precedent that had held that undated mail ballots should be counted.
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County boards must prove their workers processed and counted all mail-in ballots starting on the Nov. 8 election day without stopping.
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Except in rare circumstances, voters can only drop off their own ballot at a mailbox, drop box, or county election office.
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As Pennsylvania gears up for the pivotal 2022 election, Spotlight PA and WSKG News want to empower voters to make an informed decision on Nov. 8.
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Commonwealth Court judges are mulling whether the Republican-led probe into Pennsylvania’s election system can move forward.
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The Washington Post reported the Justice Department is particularly interested in a scheme to appoint slates of illegitimate Republican electors.
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The justices rejected the GOP argument that the legislature did not have the power to allow Pennsylvanians to vote by mail without an excuse.