Undated envelopes could decide tight state Senate election
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A neck-and-neck western Pennsylvania state Senate race may hinge on whether the Republican challenger can convince appeals courts that ballots in signed, mail-in envelopes should not count if voters did not also put dates on those envelopes.
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