The Pennsylvania Supreme Court (made up of 6 democrats and 1 republican) decided by themselves with no legislative or public input to extend the vote counting by 7 days after election day.
This had never been done before, (state law statutes that all ballots must be received and cast by no later than 8pm on election day).
Not to be outdone by the power usurpation, the court allowed the democrat Secretory of State to accept ballots that were postmarked up to 3 DAYS AFTER election.
You heard that right. They allowed ballots to be received and counted 3 days after the election was over.
And the stinking media has the unmitigated gall to tell us there was no vote fraud.
It is not unusual for counting to continue after Election Day. That is what was allowed in PA. But the votes had to be postmarked on or before Election Day. It was not as a lot of people seem to believe: that ballots received after Election Day were counted. I see absolutely no problem in extending the time required to count votes as long as they are postmarked by Election Day.