Tally may bring challenges under Pennsylvania recount rules (what individuals voters can do).

Associated Press ^ | 11.10.20 | Mark Levy

[true believer forever]

Voters who want a recount in their precinct can contact their county election boards in groups of at least three, producing affidavits that allege fraud or error. County election boards must resolve such claims before they issue certified counts, due Nov. 23.

There are about 9,100 precincts across the state.

Once a county declares it has finished its count — a date that will vary — a five-day period starts, during which groups of at least three voters in a precinct can assert claims of fraud or error before their county’s common pleas court. In each precinct, that requires the three voters put up $50 each.

The county judge would oversee any such recount.

[true believer forever]

Things to do that might make a difference - plus you never what might be found.

[Pajamajan]

bttt

[Liz]

There are about 9,100 precincts in the state . Once a PA county declares it's finished its count (date will vary) a five-day period starts,
during which groups of at least three voters in a precinct can assert claims of fraud or error before a common pleas court.
In each precinct, that requires three voters put up $50 each. A county judge would oversee any such recount.

[true believer forever]

I wish I had put a better addendum to the headline - something that would have made more people read the post. I think this is great news!

[generally]

Thank you for this info.

Excellent.

[lightman]

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[Laslo Fripp]

I wish I knew someone in Pennsylvania. I’d give ‘em the 50 bucks.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Unless this process includes throwing out fraudulent and late ballots, how can it overcome the 70,000 vote deficit in the “official” count? I guess if there were hundreds of claims, that might be evidence in some other lawsuit challenging the count.

[Liz]

Y/V/W

[Sense]

Interesting to see if anyone files a complaint based on computerized vote switching as a denial of equal protection.

[Chode]

100%

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

The PA legislature could withhold certification, but apparently they are not going to do that.

[lepton]

The question is whether you can get 3 voters in the precincts that are in question to openly submit.

[Bigg Red]

Interesting. Thank you for that information.

[Gay State Conservative]

They're probably afraid of the same treatment those Election officials in Wisconsin experienced.