The discovery of mail-in ballots cast by dead voters has emerged as an issue in the neck-and-neck race between first-term upstate Democratic Rep. Anthony Brindisi and rival Republican Claudia Tenney.
The state Supreme Court has ruled that Allegheny County should count mail-in ballots that were received by Election Day even though the voters failed to date the outside envelope of their ballot.
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The race between two candidates in our area for the state senate is now a tie. Incumbent Democrat Jim Brewster and Republican challenger Nicole Zicarrelli are seeing the race face legal hurdles; KDKA's..
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Erie County is counting 84,000 mail-in ballots
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