In a Friday ruling, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court vacated a lower court decision that found a state law requiring mail-in ballots to be dated correctly was unconstitutional.
Liberal attempts to “game the system” in a swing state just took a big loss.
The lower court agreed.
But in even hearing the case, it overstepped its bounds, the state Supreme Court ruled, in a 4-3 vote.
In order for the Commonwealth Court to review it, it would have had to name the elections boards in all 67 counties, the Supreme Court ruled.
“HUGE election integrity win in Pennsylvania,” Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley wrote in a social media post.
“We will keep fighting and winning!” In the ruling, according to the website of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, the state high court found that a lawsuit challenging the requirement did not fall under the jurisdiction of the Commonwealth Court that ruled against the law.
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