GOP Wins One, Loses Another in Spats Over Absentee Voting
Pennsylvania’s high court reverses its 2020 decision on counting undated and wrongly dated ballots, while New York Democrats score a legal win.
For those following the constant back and forth about election integrity, two rulings of note from courts in Pennsylvania and New York have dropped this week.
The Pennsylvania supreme court sided with Republicans, issuing a much anticipated answer in a dispute over undated or incorrectly dated envelopes. In New York, courts sided with Democrats in maintaining Covid as a reason to vote by mail.
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