Supreme Court leaves in place Pennsylvania's Nov. 6 deadline for return of absentee ballots
The action sets ground rules for mail-in voting in one of the nation's key battleground states, where 2 million ballots already have been returned.
Supreme Court leaves in place Pennsylvania's Nov. 6 deadline for return of absentee ballots
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