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ber 10 and 12 had been separated while the court decided what to do with them." The ruling "means that the segregated ballots will not be counted." The Philadelphia Inquirer <https://www.inquirer.corn/politics/election/spllpennsylvania-election-2020- provisional-ballots-mail-voting-count-20201112.html> (11/12, 347K) says

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e the tedious process of verifying what is likely to be a record-breaking number of provisional ballots." And Reuters (11/12, Spiezio) reports that Jones Day, "the go-to law firm" for the Trump campaign, is "under fire for representing Republicans in a lawsuit over Pennsylvania's extended deadline to rece

er 10 and 12 had been separated while the court decided what to do with them." The ruling "means that the segregated ballots will not be counted." The Philadelphia Inquirer (11/12, 347K) says "tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians are still waiting to see if their vote will be counted as officials continue the tedious pro

e the tedious process of verifying what is likely to be a record-breaking number of provisional ballots." And Reuters (11/12, Spiezio) reports that Jones Day, "the go-to law firm" for the Trump campaign, is "under fire for representing Republicans in a lawsuit over Pennsylvania's extended deadline to rece

er 10 and 12 had been separated while the court decided what to do with them." The ruling "means that the segregated ballots will not be counted." The Philadelphia Inquirer (11/12, 347K) says "tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians are still waiting to see if their vote will be counted as officials continue the tedious pro