Author: Diane Gramley

The US Supreme Court, like other courts across the battleground states, has again refused to look at the evidence of potential election fraud and unconstitutional actions. Specifically, they have refused to look at the constitutionality of no-excuse mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania, which was allowed under Act 77. The plain text of the PA Constitution (Article 7, Section 14 (a) clearly provides for absentee ballots being made available if the voter requesting the ballot has a specific reason he or she cannot go in person to vote. Other lawsuits that were dismissed were challenging the three-day extension for receiving mail-in ballots and the PA Supreme Court’s ruling that a legible postmark was not necessary to prove the ballot had been mailed by Election Day.