On September 26, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed with lower courts that when a voter’s original postal ballot is not counted due to the voter having forgotten to put the date on the outer envelope, that voter must be notified and given a chance to cast a provisional ballot. Center for Coalfield Justice v Washington County Board of Elections, 28 WAP 2024. Here is the majority opinion. The vote was 4-3. The decision is based on the state constitution, which says elections shall be free and equal.