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Controversy Erupts Over Mail-In Ballots in Pennsylvania Amid Supreme Court Ruling

Bucks County officials face backlash over alleged defiance of state ruling on mail-in ballots, triggering heated public response and legal challenges.

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Updated: Nov 20th, 2024, 6:39 PM ET

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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld a ruling prohibiting the counting of undated mail-in ballots, igniting legal conflict and public outrage in Bucks County. Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia apologized for remarks suggesting court precedents no longer matter, following threats and community backlash. Despite the court's directive, some officials defy the ruling to avoid disenfranchising voters, with the election integrity being called into question. The incident occurs amidst a tightly contested Senate race, amplifying concerns over electoral processes.

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