Pa. election directors eye a key change to help with vote counting — but political partisanship might get in the way
Pennsylvania counties say being able to process ballots before Election Day would help in a couple different ways.
Pennsylvania counties say being able to process ballots before Election Day would help in a couple different ways.
Per a statement, Wolf says “the actions of Republicans in Pennsylvania and across the country have led to violence. It is their fault. There should be no equivocation.”
The controversy surrounding the electoral college vote continues the upheaval that characterized 2020.
The Associated Press called the race late Saturday morning, in large part because that’s when DoS data updated and showed Biden’s margin eclipsing the recount benchmark of 0.5 percent.