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After Months Of Study, PA Lawmakers Face Election Law Decisions

By Sam Dunklau/Associated Press
Published April 23, 2021 at 4:29 AM EDT
Mail-in ballots are sorted and counted by workers on Election Day in Northampton County. Pennsylvania lawmakers instituted no-excuse mail voting for the first time in 2019. Matt Smith / For Spotlight PA
Mail-in ballots are sorted and counted by workers on Election Day in Northampton County. Pennsylvania lawmakers instituted no-excuse mail voting for the first time in 2019. Matt Smith / For Spotlight PA

(Harrisburg) — A months long review of state election law by Pennsylvania representatives has wrapped up, but leaders said Wednesday it’s unclear what changes, if any, might be enacted for the November election. CLICK HERE.
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