Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Certain Mail-In Ballots Without Declaration Dates May Be Counted

HARRISBURG (KDKA) – The state Supreme Court has ruled that Allegheny County should count mail-in ballots that were received by Election Day even though the voters failed to date the outside envelope of their ballot.
Some 2,300 ballots were signed — and made it by the deadline — but were challenged by state Senate candidate Nicole Ziccarelli.
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