The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a decisive ruling Monday, mandating that all 67 counties must comply with its September decision prohibiting the counting of undated or misdated mail-in ballots. This order reiterates the court’s earlier stance, aiming to settle disputes over mail-in voting practices that have repeatedly drawn national attention.
In September, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled unequivocally that mail-in ballots with missing or incorrect dates should not be included in the vote count. This came after a lower court ruling in August had declared it unconstitutional to reject improperly dated mail-in ballots, sparking heated legal challenges.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Pennsylvania Republican Party swiftly appealed the lower court’s decision, pushing the state’s highest court to weigh in. Their efforts bore fruit when the Supreme Court sided with them in September, affirming that undated and misdated ballots must be excluded.
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