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Pennsylvania Officials Warn of Election Result Delays Due to Thousands of Mail-In Ballots
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DR. SUSAN BERRY
2 Nov 20201,853
4:46
Pennsylvania officials are warning that the processing of thousands of mail-in ballots, in addition to votes at the polls and absentee ballots, could take several days.
Seven counties in Pennsylvania, a battleground state, say they will not begin counting ballots until the day after Election Day, NBC News reported. . .
. . . Breitbart News reported Thursday that Butler County Commissioner Leslie Osche estimated thousands of mail-in ballots requested by voters could be lost. . . .
. . . The Butler Eagle reported the U.S. Postal Service lost an unknown number of mail-in ballots sent to voters.
In October, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a Republican application to stay the state Supreme Court’s decision to grant the Democrat Party’s request to make changes to the mail-in voting system.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s vote was split 4-4 on the Democrat request, which left the decision of the lower court in place. Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the Court’s liberal minority.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that ballots received three days after Election Day will be counted, even if not postmarked on time. . . .
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