Pennsylvania’s delayed primary election was held June 2, but final results will not be announced until mail-in votes are counted, after Gov. Tom Wolf extended the deadline for receipt of ballots by one week for six counties impacted by protests, including Philadelphia and Allegheny.

“This is an unprecedented time for Pennsylvania and our nation as we face a major public health crisis and civil unrest during an election,” Wolf said in a statement. “Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy, and I want to ensure that voters can cast their ballot and that it is received in time.”

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