Supreme Court orders separate count of late-arriving Pa. ballots
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"The Supreme Court on Friday ordered Pennsylvania election boards to separately count mail ballots that arrived after Election Day, while rejecting a GOP request to stop counting those votes.
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"The Supreme Court on Friday ordered Pennsylvania election boards to separately count mail ballots that arrived after Election Day, while rejecting a GOP request to stop counting those votes.
2/"The order, signed by conservative Justice Samuel Alito, left open the possibility that the justices could exclude the late-arriving ballots in a subsequent ruling, a move which Alito and at least two other conservative justices have previously signaled they may be inclined to
4/As Mark Levin explained on Hannity, only the states have authority to extend a vote count deadline. Dems couldn't get PA's GOP-majority Senate to allow votes to be counted to Nov 6, so they bypassed the PA Senate & went to PA supreme court which allowed them to. The heart of
5/the issue is whether the PA ruling was constitutional b/c PA courts aren't the state (= Senate & House). By Justice Alito weighing in, if SCOTUS defends the Constitution (which Democrats profess their love for), all post-Nov 3 PA segregated ballots will not count.
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