Pennsylvania Supreme Court OVERRULES Lower Court: Undated, Mis-Dated Mail-in Ballots Cannot Be Counted, Flawed Ballots are “UNCONSTITUTIONAL”

HUGE election integrity win in Pennsylvania.

This is a MASSIVE win that will have major implications in the most important swing state in 2024.

The PA Supreme Court has a 5-2 liberal majority.

Yet they just ruled 4-3 that it’s illegal to count misdated mail in ballots, overturning decisions made by liberal lower courts. https://t.co/02PzMaWMRV pic.twitter.com/YHgGUpQvFH

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) September 13, 2024

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court just ruled that undated or mis-dated Mail-in Ballots will not be counted in this election. HUGE VICTORY

Trump just won the election, Kamala has no path without winning Pennsylvania

No one beats Trump in PA fair and square, no one pic.twitter.com/OMNTLXf9Wi

— @Chicago1Ray (@Chicago1Ray) September 13, 2024

Breaking: Commonwealth Court order vacated by PA Supreme Court concerning undated mail ballots over lack of jurisdiction. pic.twitter.com/Qvdi0UMzO8

— Jessica Wood (@Woodshed2012) September 13, 2024

This might be the single most important election integrity win of the year so far. PA’s Supreme Court ruling that undated or misdated mail-in ballots WON’T COUNT cuts off a whole vector of potential issues. Well done and congrats to @ChairmanWhatley and the entire team.

BIG… https://t.co/Whcv7SuKC4

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) September 14, 2024

Previously a Democrat judge ruled that election integrity rule concerning mail-in ballots was ‘unconstitutional.”

Pennsylvania mail-in ballots with flawed dates on envelopes can be thrown out, court rules
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FILE – The Pennsylvania Judicial Center is shown shortly after its completion in Harrisburg, Pa., July 27, 2009. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File)
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By: Mark Scolforo, Associated Press, September 14, 2024:

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania voters could have their mail-in ballots thrown out if they do not write accurate dates on envelopes they use to return them under a state Supreme Court ruling issued Friday that could impact the presidential race.

The state’s high court ruled on procedural grounds, saying a lower court that found the mandate unenforceable should not have taken up the case because it did not draw in the election boards in all 67 counties. Counties administer the nuts and bolts of elections in Pennsylvania, but the left-leaning groups that filed the case only sued two of them, Philadelphia and Allegheny counties.

Commonwealth Court two weeks ago had halted enforcement of the handwritten dates on exterior envelopes. The Supreme Court’s reversal of that decision raises the prospect that thousands of ballots that arrive in time might get thrown out in a key swing state in what is expected to be a close presidential contest.

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