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The Same Day SCOTUS Squashes PA’s Illegal Ballots, Secretary Of State Tells Counties To Break The Law

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Oct 14, 2022

The Same Day SCOTUS Squashes PA’s Illegal Ballots, Secretary Of State Tells Counties To Break The Law

mail-in ballotsSCOTUS has ruled that undated mail-in ballots cannot be counted in Pennsylvania. But the Commonwealth’s secretary of state has other ideas.

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