By Erin Coates
Published November 25, 2020 at 12:48pm
A Pennsylvania judge has ordered the state to temporarily stop any actions to certify its 2020 election results until Friday when the appellate court holds a hearing on a lawsuit seeking to void millions of potentially unconstitutional mail-in ballots.
Commonwealth Court Judge Patricia McCullough entered a preliminary order Wednesday granting an evidentiary hearing on a lawsuit that claims Pennsylvania’s October 2019 expansion of “no-excuse” mail-in voting “violated the state constitution’s limits on who can cast an absentee ballot,” Law360 reported.
The order said Pennsylvania should stop any further steps toward finalizing the election results until the hearing is held. .....
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An "evidentiary hearing" will be an interesting novelty in US jurisdiction, as
it may be for the first time that such process will be enforced after many that were denied by Obama appointed lower courts stooges.
