Pennsylvania state Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman said in a statement on Saturday that the Supreme Court’s decision ordering the separation of mail-in ballots …
Pennsylvania state Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman said in a statement on Saturday that the Supreme Court’s decision ordering the separation of mail-in ballots arriving after Election Day “underscores” how Democrats have undermined the voting system. The Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots that arrived after Election Day must be separated from those that arrived before November 3. Corman asserted that Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar’s (D) handling of the election has undermined the electoral system. He said: The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed what we have been saying — Secretary Boockvar changed the rules for the counties after telling the Court that ballots would only be segregated. The Court said it was not aware the Secretary’s original guidance, which had an ‘important bearing on the question whether to order special treatment of the ballots in question had been modified.’ The constantly changing guidance has resulted in inconsistent handling of ballots across the counties.
