AG Mike Hunter Files SCOTUS Brief To Challenge Pennsylvania Ballot Deadline

Wednesday, November 11th 2020, 10:54 pm

By: News 9

Oklahoma's Attorney General is challenging Pennsylvania in the United State Supreme Court.

Attorney General Mike Hunter and other Republican leaders said the state's court overstepped after making a ruling on absentee ballots.

News 9’s Erica Rankin has the story.

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