PITTSBURGH — If this year's election puts a Republican in the Pennsylvania governor's office, next year's election — and those that come after it for at least four years — may look drastically different.
Just ask Jay Costa, D-Forest Hills, the state Senate's minority leader.
He says there's no question that if a Republican candidate wins in November and the GOP holds on to their majorities in the House and Senate, the trifecta would repeal no-excuse mail-in voting and institute some form of voter ID requirement at the polls. And forget about drop boxes, too, he added.
