A recent batch of approximately 600 disputed ballots in a key Pennsylvania county has revealed an almost equal distribution of votes between Democratic Sen. Bob Casey and Republican Dave McCormick. The ballots, which were counted by Democrats in Bucks County despite state Supreme Court decisions, have sparked controversy and accusations of election rigging.
The ballots in question consisted of undated or misdated mail-in ballots and in-person provisional ballots missing required signatures. Casey performed better among the mail-in ballots, while McCormick held a slight advantage among the provisional ballots.
