Pennsylvania Supreme Court says those whose mail ballots are rejected for defects should be allowed to vote provisionally

Tierney Sneed
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court said voters should be allowed to cast provisional ballots in person at their polling place if their mail ballots are rejected because of certain defects, in a ruling Wednesday that could give thousands of Pennsylvanians the opportunity to vote even if their mail ballots were disqualified due to errors.

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