Commonwealth Court erred in ruling in favor of objector to signatures on a nominating petition because the enactment of the Pennsylvania Voter Registration Act in 1995 meant that the signature on a nominating petition could not be struck. Reversed.
July 07, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Nominating Petition • Signatures • Voter Address • SURE Registry • Change of Address Notification
In re Nomination Petition of Vodvarka, PICS Case No. 16-0837 (Pa. June 23, 2016) Donohue, J. (22 pages).
Commonwealth Court erred in ruling in favor of objector to signatures on a nominating petition because the enactment of the Pennsylvania Voter Registration Act in 1995 meant that the signature on a nominating petition could not be struck. Reversed.
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