Pennsylvanians scurry to fix mail-in ballots after ruling
Ballots without properly dated envelopes have been the topic of litigation since mail-in voting was greatly expanded in Pennsylvania.
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Ballots without properly dated envelopes have been the topic of litigation since mail-in voting was greatly expanded in Pennsylvania.
Millions of dollars in first-time state help for county elections offices is being put to work as officials take on an election that already has caused friction and talk of vote-tally frustrations.
The Pennsylvania Department of State late Tuesday instructed county election officials that undated or wrongly dated mail ballots were to be set aside but not counted.
Pennsylvania House Republican leaders want to segregate undated mail-in ballots after counting them so county officials can be prepared in the event those ballots become the focus of litigation.
Column: Mail voting has started in Pennsylvania. So has the controversy.