The Department of State sued Lancaster, Berks and Fayette counties, describing them as "outlier counties" that have not properly certified vote tallies.
By Fredreka Schouten Pennsylvania’s top election officials on Tuesday sued three counties for refusing to tally undated mail-in ballots cast in the state’s May 17 primary election, the latest confrontation between state and local officials over election administration.
Pennsylvania’s elections agency is suing three Republican-controlled county governments to force their election boards to report primary results to include ballots with undated exterior envelopes.
More GOP-controlled county election boards are flouting state law by refusing to certify election results — this time in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Department of State and acting Secretary of the…
Officials asked a state court to compel three counties to certify results of the state's May 17 primary in a dispute stemming from undated mail-in ballots.
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