McCormick Has Sued to Throw Out Undated Mail Ballots — Which He Previously Argued Would Violate the Pennsylvania State Constitution
During His Recount in 2022, McCormick Sued to Count Those Same Ballots
PENNSYLVANIA – Bob Casey for Senate released the following statement in light of David McCormick’s litigation to throw out undated mail ballots — a stark reversal of his position during his recount in 2022.
Statement from Tiernan Donohue, campaign manager for Bob Casey for Senate:
“David McCormick’s hypocritical reversal on undated mail ballots is further proof of his determination to disenfranchise Pennsylvania voters while counties continue to count votes in this razor-thin election. Senator Casey’s priority continues to be making sure Pennsylvanians’ voices are heard as our democratic process unfolds.”
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- David McCormick has filed litigation to disenfranchise Pennsylvania voters by throwing out undated mail ballots.
- In 2022, McCormick sued to count undated mail ballots during his recount against Dr. Oz — and argued that to invalidate them would violate the Pennsylvania state constitution.
- This is the latest of a string of legal actions by McCormick and his allies to disenfranchise voters while votes are still being tabulated:
- McCormick and his allies have now filed three lawsuits and one appeal to the PA Supreme Court to throw out large tranches of ballots, including provisional ballots in Philadelphia and undated mail ballots.
- In one filing, McCormick’s attorney admitted the votes could “impact…the outcome of the election.”
- McCormick’s campaign barred reporters from asking questions about the litigation during his press conference.
Read more: WGAL: Pennsylvania US Senate candidate Dave McCormick files appeal of Bucks County Board of Elections’ decision; WFMZ: McCormick sues Bucks County for counting undated mail ballots; WHYY: U.S. Senate candidate sues Philadelphia elections over provisional ballots; Philadelphia Inquirer: Despite claiming victory, McCormick challenging provisional ballots in Philly
