Concerns about slow mail delivery, voter suppression and baseless claims of fraud have voters on both sides wondering if the results can be trusted.
“As the volume of these returned ballots grows, some counties, as I’ve mentioned, are receiving thousands a day, so they’re not processed as soon as they’re received,” said Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar.
A letter signed by more than 75 physicians from around the state said such campaign events endanger public health and give a false impression that the coronavirus is “no longer with us.”
By The Associated Press The Wolf Administration authorized postage-paid ballot return envelopes in August, planning to use money from federal emergency coronavirus aid to foot the bill.
