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Pa. redesigned mail-in ballot envelopes amid litigation. Some voters still tripped up
A form Pennsylvania voters must complete on the outside of the envelopes used to return mail-in ballots has been redesigned, but that didn’t prevent some voters from failing to complete it accurately for this week’s primary. Some votes won’t count as a result.
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Clearer picture of the matchups ahead of November's election
The Pennsylvania primary is giving us more insight into the Presidential election in the key battleground state. Both President Biden and former President Trump are dealing with protest votes. NBC10 political reporter Lauren Mayk has more.
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Tuesday is the deadline to request a mail-in ballot for the Pa. primary elections
Pennsylvania voters need to request a mail-in ballot by today, April 16, if they plan on voting by mail in the April 23 primary election. Here’s how to apply and what you need to consider if and when you get a mail-in ballot.
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US appeals court to decide if Pa. mail-in ballots with wrong date still count
A federal appeals court must decide if Pennsylvania voters who put the wrong date on the envelope containing their mail-in ballots should have their votes thrown out. The case argued Tuesday in Philadelphia could be significant in this year’s presidential contest. The NAACP and several voter groups call the mistakes “meaningless” and want them counted. They say that more than...
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Federal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly
A federal judge says mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania should still count even if they’re not dated correctly, as long as they are received in time. The judge ruled Tuesday that county boards of election may no longer reject mail ballots that lack accurate, handwritten dates on their return envelopes.
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Pa. Judge Dismisses Latest GOP Mail Ballot Lawsuit
A Pennsylvania judge is dismissing a lawsuit filed by the Republican National Committee that had sought to prevent counties from helping voters ensure their ballots count by fixing minor, technical errors on mail-in ballot envelopes. The judge wrote Thursday that county courts, not a statewide court, have jurisdiction.
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Dozens Line Up to Fix Mail-In Ballots at City Hall
Election officials say at least 3,000 ballots in Philadelphia have errors on them and are at risk of not counting. Dozens of people lined up to get them fixed on Election Day at City Hall. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports.
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Advice for Those Who Are Voting by Mail
It’s less than one week until Election Day. NBC10 Responds share tips for those who are voting by mail.