State officials say the app does not store location information, personal information or the identify of anyone who is in close enough range to possibly be exposed.
“There’s a virus out there, and that virus really likes it when you bring a lot of people together. That’s what we know, and so you ignore that at your peril," the governor said.
A member of Philadelphia's elections board is asking the Legislature to reconsider a provision in state law that requires counties to throw out so-called "naked ballots."
The state Supreme Court justices all agreed the Green Party did not meet the law's requirements, but the Republicans said the party could fix the issue later.
