By CBS3 Staff
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has rejected the Trump campaign’s claim that Philadelphia did not offer meaningful access to the vote count. In a 5-to-2 ruling, the justices found Philadelphia did not illegally restrict observers during the canvassing process.
The justices also determined the city rules were reasonable.
READ MORE: Drexel, Penn Join Growing List Of Philadelphia Area Colleges To Require Students Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19Meanwhile, the Philadelphia City Commissioners announced the final unofficial results from the election. Joe Biden defeated President Trump by a wide margin.
The vote will be certified next week.
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