Pennsylvania No-Excuse Mail-in Voting Ruled Unconstitutional By Commonwealth Court Democrats Will Appeal To The 5-2 Democrat PA Supreme Court

State court calls Pennsylvania’s vote-by-mail law unconstitutional

Published: Jan. 28, 2022 at 3:20 p.m. ET By Associated Press 0

Two Democrats on the Commonwealth Court dissented, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court — which will hear the appeal — has a 5-2 Democratic majority

The decision, by a five-judge Commonwealth Court panel of three Republicans and two Democrats, was deemed to be on hold immediately since Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration swiftly appealed to the state Supreme Court.

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Pennsylvania’s mail-in voting law unconstitutional, state court says; Wolf admin appeals

A Pennsylvania appeals court has struck down the commonwealth’s landmark 2019 mail-in voting law, though the near certainty of an appeal means voters might not notice a difference until the Supreme Court weighs in.

U.S. Rep. Kelly ‘Pleased’ with Court Ruling on Pennsylvania Mail-in Voting; U.S. Sen. Casey Calls for Appeal

“The suit argues Act 77, a law Wolf signed in October of 2019 to expand absentee and mail-in voting, is unconstitutional as it needed to be a constitutional amendment to be legal.”

Senator Ted Cruz told the petitioners he will stand ready to present the oral argument in PA election case if SCOTUS grants certiorari

Pennsylvania Forced To Take 21,000 Dead People Off It’s Voter Rolls In Lawsuit Settlement

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1. The rogue PA Supreme Court is the most detestable court in the land.  The Democrat majority doesn’t even pretend to sit as justices.

2. They’re political hacks in black robes who have destroyed PA’s election system, unconstitutionally seized power from the state legislature, and sits as a Democrat-Party politburo. Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow