The ruling overturned one of the GOP’s few victories in its post-election litigation.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Monday that Philadelphia and Allegheny counties must count thousands of mail-in ballots that had been challenged due to minor errors, delivering a blow to the Trump campaign and GOP challengers who had contested the ballots and reversing one of the GOP’s only post-election legal victories, though the ruling will not impact the outcome of the presidential election.35. That’s the number of court losses the Trump campaign and GOP have now suffered in their post-election litigation, according to a tally by Democratic Party attorney Marc Elias. The courts have delivered only three wins to the Trump campaign or GOP plaintiffs, two of which have now been overturned.
