NEW: USPS reports in court filing that “all clear” sweeps of facilities located 1,703 ballots in Penn and 540 in NC — 2,243 total between the two swing states with extended ballot receipt deadlines. 
Total findings from USPS daily searches for misplaced ballots >>>
Update: DOJ telling Judge Sullivan that discrepancies in the above records were "growing pains," with different personnel filling out different forms for the first time yesterday to provide the info to the court.
Looking at the Philly Metro district, where there was a stark difference in data, USPS personnel counted misplaced ballots found before Nov. 5, DOJ said.
So 914+162 includes searches from past days this week (didn't say when) while yesterday's AM/PM sweeps turned up 288+120.
So 914+162 includes searches from past days this week (didn't say when) while yesterday's AM/PM sweeps turned up 288+120.
So that would put the total number of ballots located on Nov. 5 in all the USPS Penn districts at 1,035 -- not 1,703 like reported last night.
Toward the end of this morning's hearing, an attorney raised concern over a contempt order issued against him earlier in the case. Sullivan said it was an error and not to worry about it.
“Putting that aside, I can’t say the same thing about Mr. DeJoy," the judge added.
“Putting that aside, I can’t say the same thing about Mr. DeJoy," the judge added.
So appears Judge Sullivan still has every intention of circling back to the Postal Service's failure to comply with his Election Day order, possibly holding DeJoy responsible.
Judge Sullivan is signaling Postmaster General Louis DeJoy may be held in contempt for failing to follow an Election Day court order to sweep USPS processing plants. @CourthouseNews
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