Century-old law let voters file baseless recount petitions and delay Pa.'s election certification
Election experts and advocates say the Pennsylvania legislature should update an outdated 1927 law that was written for an era of machine politics.
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Election experts and advocates say the Pennsylvania legislature should update an outdated 1927 law that was written for an era of machine politics.
Election experts and advocates say the Pennsylvania legislature should update an outdated 1927 law that allows voters to file recount petitions and delay the state's election certification.
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Counties are resolving an unprecedented number of baseless requests — some through the courts, some by completing the recounts.