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PA Court Rules Against Mail Ballots – Appeal Expected

by Gerry

From Commonwealth Court ACT 77 Ruling

Click above to read full ruling.

By a 3-2 vote, along straight party lines, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth struck down the controversial ACT 77, which enabled “No-Excuse Mail-in Voting.” Judge Mary Hannah Leavitt wrote, one of three Republicans voting in the majority “A constitutional amendment must be presented to the people and adopted into our fundamental law.” 

Expect the state to Appeal to the  Supreme Court

It is expected that the state will appeal the court’s decision to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court (5-2 Democrat). If and when the state does file an appeal, that will trigger an automatic stay of the Commonwealth Court’s decision.

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  1. Bill Madway says

    January 28, 2022 at 10:31 am

    Thanks for sharing the breaking news, Gerry. Very unfortunate decision; hopefully the PA Supreme Court will reverse it.

    One an equally important topic, redistricting, I’ve heard from a reliable source (FairDistrictsPA) that the LRC will be meeting today at 2:00, and is expected to release their revised maps and vote on them. I’ve been checking the LRC’s website regularly and have not seen anything about this meeting. Noting on FDPA’s social media either.

    Do you happen to know if this meeting will be taking place?

    Look forward to any news you can provide. Thanks for your service to the people of LM and Narberth.

    Best regards,

    Bill

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