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Pennsylania mail ballots can be rejected if they’re not dated properly, court rules

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3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 Wednesday that a Pennsylvania law requiring mail voters to handwrite a date on the return envelope did not violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The decision could have broad implications: If plaintiffs appeal to the Supreme Court and justices uphold it, it could become precedent for the entire country.

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Pennsylania mail ballots can be rejected if they’re not dated properly, court rules

A federal appeals court upheld Pennsylvania’s rule requiring that mail-ballot return envelopes have handwritten dates, meaning tens of thousands of ballots may be rejected in this year’s elections.

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