Supreme Court Gives Pennsylvania Extension To Count Ballots

The Supreme Court has allowed Pennsylvania to count mail-in ballots received after November 3rd, even without a clear postmark, as long as they arrive by November 6th. This decision, resulting from a 4-4 split with Chief Justice John Roberts siding with the liberal justices, upholds a state Supreme Court ruling. The ruling may delay election results from Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, as state law prohibits counting ballots before Election Day.

What was the Supreme Court's decision regarding mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania?

What does the decision mean for ballots without a clear postmark?

How did Chief Justice John Roberts vote in the Supreme Court ruling?

What state law affects the counting of ballots in Pennsylvania?

What implications does the Supreme Court's decision have for Election Day results?