In a climate fraught with tension over election integrity, legal challenges are now expected to emerge, particularly if the results are close between candidates.
Legally, Pennsylvania's issues with mail-ballot dates could lead to significant disputes. If only a few thousand votes separate the candidates, the state may face a lengthy court battle.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's refusal to rule on mail-ballot errors has left counties navigating their own confusing and evolving legal scenarios, heightening concerns about the election.
Despite the tumultuous landscape of election law, experts aren't forecasting a repeat of 2000, where court decisions heavily influenced outcomes, suggesting a different climate this time.
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