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Pennsylvania Senate Race Faces Controversial Recount Amid Legal Challenges

Pennsylvania's Senate race recount raises legal questions as counties defy court rulings on ballot eligibility, sparking allegations from both parties.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 9:39 PM ET

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As recounting commences in Pennsylvania's Senate race, controversies arise following counties' decisions to count ballots deemed illegal by the state Supreme Court. Republican Dave McCormick's campaign initiates lawsuits against Democratic counties accused of non-compliance. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's rulings and the actions of local officials have ignited significant political discourse, with both sides accusing each other of undermining democracy. Secretary of the Commonwealth confirms a recount after the candidates were separated by a narrow margin. The growing tensions signal a deeper struggle over election integrity and voting rights in the state.

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