Just days after Election Day, right-wing activists and two Republican state lawmakers in Pennsylvania withdrew the majority of last-minute challenges filed against voters’ mail ballot applications. Around 77% of more than 4,400 challenges were withdrawn ...

Thousands of mail-in ballots in the battleground state of Pennsylvania have been targeted for rejection as part of a last-minute campaign that has set off alarms for voting rights groups and exasperated local election officials.

More than 4,000 mail ballot applications have been challenged across 14 Pennsylvania counties, leaving election officials to decide eligibility during hearings that will extend well past Election Day.

A video purporting to show mail-in ballots for Bucks County, Pennsylvania being destroyed is a fake, local election officials, the local Republican committee and U.S. intelligence agencies have said.

More than 4,000 PA voters had their eligibility to vote questioned over residency. They got a chance to fight back.

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Mail ballots in Pennsylvania were counted much faster in this year’s election than in 2020 By 3 a.m. Wednesday, 54 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties had counted 90% or more of their mail ballots, according to data released by the state.

It’s still a big lift, and I think that’s something that’s not considered when people shrug off the idea of more ballot precanvassing,” said Al Schmidt, secretary of the commonwealth.