Biparisanship

Spotlight PA reports today that the Wolf administration will count undated mail ballots in the upcoming November midterm. The administration intends to give guidance to counties, directing them to tally such ballots, whatever the differing legal interpretations of ballot status. The administration says two Commonwealth Court rulings in favor of counting undated mail ballots are still its guidepost, especially after a decision last week by the U.S. Supreme Court in a similar case.

Adam Bonin, an attorney who frequently argues election cases on behalf of Democrats, agrees that the Commonwealth Court decisions, which were delivered by a Republican judge, are reliable.

Bipartisanship … Of which GOTV is particularly glad, since we will be voting by mail.