Supreme Court says Pennsylvania voters who mailed defective ballots can vote in person

The Supreme Court has ruled that Pennsylvania voters who mailed in defective ballots can still vote in person by submitting a separate provisional ballot. This decision allows voters to ensure their vote is counted in the upcoming election. The ruling comes as election officials are increasing security measures and preparing for potential incidents targeting workers, such as ‘swatting’. Both campaigns are also making efforts to gain support from key demographics, including Jewish voters and Latino men in swing states. Overall, the focus is on ensuring a fair and secure election process for all voters.