Pennsylvania Supreme Court control On Wednesday, the state Republican Party’s subpoena seeking voter information after the 2020 election was “unenforceable,” overturning a lower court ruling.
Pennsylvania Senate Republicans have moved to subpoena voter information in 2021, but the state’s Democratic attorney general has legally challenged the effort, saying the subpoena’s true purpose is 2020 election results. He argued that it was to raise doubts about the
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the subpoena on procedural grounds, declaring it no longer valid as Congress ended.
Pennsylvania Republicans argued at the time the vote was cast that subpoenas seeking voter information were intended to investigate possible changes to election law. State Sen. Chris Dash (R), who led the effort, said: a label is attached This is an “election integrity investigation” that will “reveal information necessary for Congress to potentially take future legislative action.”
President Biden defeated President Trump in the Keystone State in 2020 by more than 80,000 votes.
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