Mail-in voting in Pennsylvania will not commence as planned on September 16, 2024, due to ongoing legal disputes, raising concerns reminiscent of the contentious 2020 election. Former President Trump has already claimed, without evidence, that a significant portion of mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania is fraudulent, urging investigations by federal and state officials. This situation is part of a broader trend, where Democrats have heavily relied on mail-in voting to regain support in battleground states, attempting to establish a new 'Blue Wall' following losses in the Rust Belt. In Pennsylvania, recent court rulings have further complicated the mail-in voting process, disallowing ballots with incorrect handwritten dates from being counted. As early voting begins across several critical states, options for casting ballots are diverse, yet confusion persists regarding procedures, particularly in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The evolving landscape of voting rights and election integrity will be crucial as the November elections approach.