Carter Walker | Votebeat

More than 7 million Pennsylvanians cast ballots in the 2024 election — a turnout rate of nearly 77%.

While a recount happens in the Pennsylvania Senate race, counties have other post-election responsibilities.

At least four Pennsylvania counties opted to accept and count undated or misdated ballots, prompting a challenge from Republicans.

More than 4,000 Pennsylvania voters had their eligibility to vote questioned over residency. They got a chance to fight back.

Workers still aren’t allowed to start processing ballots before Election Day, but changes in staffing and technology have helped them pick up the pace.

Two counties point to Field+Media Corps, a voter outreach firm whose work has been flagged before by Arizona authorities.

Philadelphia must count mail ballots from the September special elections that were submitted with return envelopes that voters incorrectly dated or failed to date, a state appellate court ruled Wednesday.

A coalition of voting rights groups is pushing back against the challenges, calling them a “malicious attempt” to disenfranchise voters.

What happens if your mail ballot is flagged for possible rejection? That depends on where you live in Pennsylvania.

An analysis shows that Allegheny County, home to Pittsburgh, can process a similar number of ballots in much less time than Philadelphia.