A last-minute campaign in Pennsylvania has raised concerns as thousands of mail-in ballots are being targeted for rejection. The effort, led by a small group of individuals, aims to challenge the eligibility of voters who have requested mail forwarding or are overseas voters. This has caused alarm among voting rights groups and frustration for local election officials.
Challenges were filed in more than a dozen counties, with some being deemed meritless by election boards. The timing of these challenges, just before the election, has added pressure to the already critical electoral process in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state in the presidential race.
