While the county has a pristine 15-0 record in the courtroom, county Solicitor Bill Martin said, all of that winning comes at a cost.
A county in southern Pennsylvania is asking a court to reverse the order by Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s top elections official.
Several court watchers say the belief is more complicated than it seems, while political strategists say it’s part of a wider plan to make voting in Pennsylvania more difficult.
The Bucks County case involves 1,995 mail-in ballots in which voters failed to handwrite their name, address or date on the outside ballot-return envelope, or enclosed their ballot in an inner unmarked secrecy envelope that became unsealed.
