Repeal mail-in voting, Pennsylvania lawmaker says

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Blair County Republican Rep. Jim Gregory said Tuesday he wants to repeal the 2019 state law that expanded mail-in voting to all residents after a “confusing” election plagued with “irregularities.”

“My office has been flooded with calls and emails from constituents who had issues with mail-in ballots, including those who received them without submitting a request,” he said. “Additionally, in November, we witnessed an extreme amount of irregularities regarding mail-in ballots. The irregularities that existed from one county to another made this election incredibly confusing for voters and candidates.”

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