Allegheny County News: Yesterday, the state Supreme Court issued an order defining incorrectly dated declaration envelopes. Specifically, mail-in ballots with dates of September 19 through November 8 are properly dated. Absentee ballots with dates of August 30 through November 8 are properly dated. All others are segregated and will not count pursuant to the Court’s order…Voters whose names are on these lists will have two options:  come to the elections office to cure or vote provisionally. If they do nothing, their ballots will not be counted.

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