Supreme Court Gives Pennsylvania Extension To Count Ballots

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Supreme Court Gives Pennsylvania Extension To Count Ballots

Supreme Court Gives Pennsylvania Extension To Count Ballots

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Published 20 Oct 2020

Watch VideoThe Supreme Court is giving Pennsylvania more time to count mail-in ballots, despite Republican objections.

The high court upheld a state supreme court ruling, which allows the state to count ballots received three days after Election Day.

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