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On Election Eve, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld a Commonwealth Court judge's historic ruling that will allow voters to weigh in on a controversial ballot question tomorrow, but will stay a tally of the votes unless and until the question is determined to be constitutional.
November 04, 2019 at 05:58 PM
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This article has been updated to reflect that the Supreme Court’s vote was 4-3 to affirm the lower court’s ruling.
On Election Eve, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld a Commonwealth Court judge’s historic ruling that will allow voters to weigh in on a controversial ballot question tomorrow, but will stay a tally of the votes unless and until the question is determined to be constitutional.
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