  election_dates,_procedures,_and_adm inistration_in_response_to_the_coro navirus_(covid-19)_pandemic,_2020 control f: "relevant litigation" i already posted it btw the reason so many cases were heard after the election is becausee the gop intentionally tried to push the cases through last second via emergency hearings and many scs held on the cases until after because it was too close to the election. as an example, in pa the law the gop wanted tossed out was from 2019 and expanded vote by mail. they waited until the last second and the scpa decided to wait until after the election then upheld the law.  > the state supreme court has upheld pennsylvanias mail ballot law, preserving for the time being a popular voting method that passed the legislature with bipartisan support but was later challenged by republican elected officials. > in a 5-2 decision released tuesday, the justices rejected the gop argument that the legislature did not have the power under the state constitution to allow pennsylvanians to vote by mail without an excuse. > the 2019 law, known as act 77 and employed for the first time during the contentious 2020 presidential election, ushered in the most sweeping expansion of voting access in pennsylvania in decades. as you said yourself, states run their own elections. there's nothing wrong with states deciding to do no excuse mail in ballots. you just don't like it because the more people who can vote the harder it is for trump to win.
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