Pennsylvania Elections Official Urges Patience

As Pennsylvania prepares for the presidential election on November 5, Secretary of State Al Schmidt emphasized the need for patience in counting votes, particularly mail-in ballots, which cannot be tallied until Election Day. He reassured voters about the integrity and security of the election process, despite concerns over potential misinformation and conspiracy theories surrounding the counting process. Meanwhile, former President Obama criticized Donald Trump's speaking style at a campaign rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in Detroit, questioning Trump's competence. Polling indicates a tight race in Pennsylvania, with Trump leading Harris by a narrow margin of 0.2%. The state's diverse demographics, particularly in urban areas like Philadelphia, could play a crucial role in determining the election outcome. With 19 electoral votes at stake, the importance of Pennsylvania in the presidential race is undeniable, prompting Harris to plan additional campaign stops there.