The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will again consider whether voters should have to write the accurate date by hand on return envelopes used to send their completed mail-in ballots to be counted.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will once again consider one of the most hotly contested issues in state election law — whether your vote should count if you fail to put the date on your mail ballot. The Supreme Court announced Friday that it would take on a Philadelphia case focused on the issue,

Justices said Friday they will decide whether the dating rule for absentee and mail ballot return envelopes violates a state constitutional provision that elections must be free and equal.