With 15 days until the presidential election, Republican lawmakers in the battleground state of Pennsylvania showed no sign Oct. 19 that they were ready to pass legislation authorizing counties to process mail-in ballots before Election Day, which is seen as crucial to producing a prompt election result.

After months of counties pushing for the move, the House Republican majority said in a statement that they have no plans to change election laws that will affect the Nov. 3 election.

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