The summer has been fraught with uncertainty surrounding voting by mail in Pennsylvania during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s a quick recap.
If you’re one of the many people who wants to vote-by-mail, but is nervous about doing so after Trump’s attacks on the process, there’s some good news.
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Mail carriers and leaders of the local union say boxes of mail are being left undelivered because of new rules regarding their workflow and hours.
The state plans to use money from federal emergency coronavirus aid to foot the bill, which could run to several million dollars to cover 55 cents for millions of ballots.
Four western Pennsylvania members of Congress joined the lawsuit over how the state collects and counts mail-in ballots under revamped rules.
“My whole objective is to make sure that the communities that I serve are safe," a poll watcher told PennLive.
Americans in nine states and Washington D.C. will cast their ballots in primary elections on Tuesday, despite massive social unrest and an ongoing global pandemic.
The new deadline to receive them and count them, under Wolf’s executive order, is 5 p.m. on June 9, the governor's office said.
