Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro says Republicans in his state are blocking reforms that would let voters fix errors on mail-in ballots — like missing dates on envelopes — and have them counted anyway. Pennsylvania is one of the only U.S. states that doesn't allow election officials to process mail ballots before Election Day, a restriction that delays vote counts and makes it harder for voters to correct minor mistakes; the GOP-controlled state Senate has repeatedly blocked legislation to change this despite bipartisan support from election officials. The article is well-sourced from a Democracy Docket interview and accurately reports what Shapiro said, though it frames the dispute primarily through his perspective without detailing Republican counterarguments beyond the vague reference to them raising 'hypothetical specters of coordinated voter fraud' at a House hearing.