Pennsylvania House passes ‘imperfect’ election reforms

Published September 3, 2020 9:00pm ET



House lawmakers in Pennsylvania advanced election reforms Wednesday with little bipartisan support, suggesting that Gov. Tom Wolf himself may not be on board either.

House Bill 2626 moves to the Senate for consideration after a vote of 112-90, with just four Democrats in support. Prime sponsor Rep. Dan Moul, R-Adams, told the chamber the bill “addresses the major issues we know the Commonwealth will face in November.”

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