<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Pennsylvania Republicans on Tuesday called for some voting machines to be impounded because votes were allegedly cast on them before the polls officially opened.
Philadelphia Mayor John Street (search) told FOX News that those charges were false. And City Commissioner Marge<wm> Comstock was criticized by Republican lawmakers after her election results were delivered from a makeshift precinct in another city with the system having not been properly set up.
If Republicans are unable to produce the faulty machines, it could lead to several more recounts in Pennsylvania. They could potentially end up with the governor.
Pennsylvania has become a key battleground in US presidential election this year after the death of Democratic nominee Joe Biden in January. Because of the close election is a lot of Republican voters eager to be able to cast</wm> their last vote to choose a presidential election day is almost upon us. Republicans had not been allowed to