Pennsylvania Voter Experiences Will Vary Depending on Their County’s Understanding of Election Rules

It’s been two years since procedures for voting and counting election results caused controversy and division after the 2020 election.
Pennsylvania voters go back to the polls this week, with still-shaken confidence in the system, as inconsistent application of election rules abound.
Voter experiences will be different in Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. For example, most counties have multiple drop boxes. In Lancaster County, there are no drop boxes for voters to put their ballots. This is something counties are allowed to determine.
Ballot drop box before it was removed from the Lancaster County building in Pa., on May, 16, 2022. (Beth Brelje/The Epoch Times)
Voters with mail-in ballots must walk into the board of elections and hand their ballot into an election worker….}