Supreme Court Justice retention, Pennsylvania mail-in ballot laws, voting rights and election integrity
BREAKING: Voters in Pennsylvania have just 39 days to vote NO on retaining liberal Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty who allowed mail-in ballot cheating by letting them be received and counted three days after election day.
If retained, he keeps his seat for a decade. pic.twitter.com/JTnhU6mZNV
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— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 26, 2025
Voters in Pennsylvania have just 39 days to vote NO on retaining liberal Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty. This urgent call to action stems from his controversial decision to allow mail-in ballots to be received and counted three days after Election Day. Many believe this has opened the door to potential mail-in ballot cheating, raising concerns about the integrity of the electoral process.
Justice Dougherty’s rulings have become a hot topic among voters, especially as the upcoming retention election approaches. If he is retained, he would keep his seat for a decade, which could have lasting implications for Pennsylvania’s judicial landscape. The stakes are high, and voters are encouraged to educate themselves about his record and the potential consequences of his retention.
The debate surrounding mail-in voting has intensified in recent years, with supporters arguing for increased accessibility and opponents citing concerns about fraud. Justice Dougherty’s decision has been particularly polarizing, and it’s essential for voters to weigh the implications of keeping a justice who has made such critical decisions.
For those concerned about election integrity, this is a pivotal moment. Engaging in the democratic process means making informed choices, and this upcoming vote is no exception. As the election date approaches, it’s crucial to stay updated on developments.
To learn more about Justice Kevin Dougherty’s record and the upcoming election, check out resources from Ballotpedia or visit Vote411. These platforms provide comprehensive information on candidates and voting procedures, helping you make an informed decision in this critical election.