Pennsylvania Ballot Dispute Intensifies Amid Court Orders and Political Tensions

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered three counties to stop counting mail-in ballots with undated or misdated envelopes, impacting the tight U.S. Senate race between Democrat Bob Casey and Republican David McCormick. This decision follows legal challenges from the McCormick campaign and the Republican National Committee, particularly targeting Democratic-led counties. The ruling contradicts a previous state Commonwealth Court decision and has prompted criticism from Philadelphia officials concerned about voter disenfranchisement. An automatic recount is underway, with results expected by November 27.