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Official campaign account for @Bob_Casey’s team. Working to re-elect him to the US Senate. Text JOIN to 51041 to join us.
Joined June 2024
.@Bob_Casey is committed to making sure the voices of Pennsylvanians are heard and is standing up to efforts by national Republicans to silence and disenfranchise voters. Read more:
Pennsylvanians deserve to have their voices heard, and the worth of someone’s vote is not determined by how long it takes to be counted.
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RT @StopBigMoney: While national Republicans are working to disenfranchise voters, @Bob_Casey is fighting to make sure those voters are hea…
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RT @Bob_Casey: Pennsylvanians deserve to trust that when they cast a vote legally, it is counted. Regardless of the final result, I am com…
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Our statement on the Casey campaign & DSCC's legal motion opposing McCormick's disenfranchisement of Pennsylvania voters:
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RT @maddymcdaniel14: Counting is continuing in #PASen today after a pause during the long weekend. Here’s what to keep in mind as we start…
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RT @Bob_Casey: Across our Commonwealth, close to 7 million people cast their votes in a free and fair election. The American democratic pr…
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This race is too close to be called, and tens of thousands of ballots are remaining that will have an impact on this election. We’re making sure Pennsylvanians’ voices are heard. #PASen
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“Election Day is the start of counting ballots in Pennsylvania. This process takes time - and occurs after every election, close or not.” — @Commish_Schmidt
A statement from Secretary Al Schmidt: Throughout the day, the Department has communicated with counties that continue to conduct a secure election where every eligible vote is counted - that includes the ballots remaining to be adjudicated, for example provisional, military and overseas ballots. I want to take a moment to thank our county election administrators across the Commonwealth who will continue to work throughout the holiday weekend to make sure every legitimate vote is counted. Election Day is the start of counting ballots in Pennsylvania. This process takes time - and occurs after every election, close or not.
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In Pennsylvania, ballot processing begins on Election Day. That’s why our final results take a few more days than states that start processing theirs earlier. Pennsylvanians’ voices deserve to be heard. Let’s respect this process and give officials time to count the votes.
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We agree. #PASen
It certainly seems like every Pennsylvania voter's ballot should be counted before this race is called or anyone declares victory. At least 109,000 ballots left. Casey is currently behind by under 40k votes
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Tens of thousands of voters still need to be heard across Pennsylvania. #PASen
PA Senate: the Associated Press told me earlier today that they estimated 109,000 ballots were still outstanding. Up from 91,000 the day before. That is - they stress and I stress - an estimate. And they adjust it as they get more information.
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RT @GovernorShapiro: County election workers are working diligently to record every eligible vote cast in this election. I want to thank th…
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With over 100,000 votes outstanding across Pennsylvania, this race isn’t over until every vote that can be counted is counted. #CountEveryVotePA
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In our democracy, every voice deserves to be heard, and every vote must be counted — the Pennsylvania Senate race cannot be called with outstanding ballots across the Commonwealth.
A statement from Secretary Al Schmidt: Throughout the day, the Department has communicated with counties who continue to conduct a secure election where every eligible vote is counted. We estimate there are at least 100,000 ballots remaining to be adjudicated, including provisional, military, overseas, and Election Day votes. We urge patience as election workers continue to do this important work, especially in contests where the margins are very close.
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Pennsylvania is the birthplace of our democracy — and we must ensure that the voice of every voter from across our Commonwealth is heard in this election. We’re committed to ensuring that every vote is counted. Pennsylvanians' voices must be heard.
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The Pennsylvania Voter Assistance Hotline is available via call or text: 1-833-PA-Votes (833-728-6837)
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