What happens if there are voting machine issues at your polling place?
In Pennsylvania, there are multiple backups in place so voters can cast a ballot if there are issues with the voting machines.
In Pennsylvania, there are multiple backups in place so voters can cast a ballot if there are issues with the voting machines.
If the margin is tight in the presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, the 4,300 mail ballots at issue could be enough to determine who wins the state and its 19 electoral votes.
Police escorts, sealed containers and chain of custody documentation: These are some of the measures that Pennsylvania counties take to secure ballots while they are transported from polling places to county facilities.
If you are heading to the polls on Election Day to cast your vote in person, you’ll encounter different people. Know who they are and what’s allowed and isn’t allowed at the polls.v
While the Supreme Court action was a setback for Republicans, the GOP separately claimed victory when the Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejected a last-ditch effort by voting rights advocates to ensure that mail-in ballots that lack an accurate, handwritten date on the exterior envelope will still count in this year's presidential election.
Philadelphia Democratic District Attorney Larry Krasner was the first to file legal action against Elon Musk’s $1 million giveaways, which will now be heard in a federal court.
Since the last presidential election in 2020, Pennsylvania counties have added new equipment and hired more staff to make the process of vote counting go smoother and, hopefully, a little quicker.
A judge extended the deadline for voters to request a mail ballot in Bucks County to Friday after long lines on the final day led to complaints voters were being disenfranchised.
Here are the facts about the videos from Allegheny and Northampton counties that make false and misleading election claims.
Misinformation surrounding potential fraud in voter registration applications in three Pennsylvania counties is spreading online, including from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.