“The race has drawn intense attention locally and nationally in part because the decisions the court makes in the next three years will set the rules for critical elections for governor and president, deciding whose ballots are counted and how Pennsylvanians vote.
“It is going to make a difference when we get to 2028 and a lot of those decisions are going to be in place for what a lot of people may be looking at as a monumental American election,” said Salewa Ogunmefun, executive director of Pennsylvania Voice, a nonpartisan civic engagement organization.”
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