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After Trump called them ‘a scam,’ Pa. Republicans are now all in on mail ballots

The party could face skepticism from its own voters, and Republicans are still lagging far behind Democrats in Pennsylvania mail ballot requests despite the push for it this year.

Pennsylvania GOP party chair Lawrence Tabas (right) stumps for the party's judicial candidates with Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick (center) on Monday in Doylestown. State Supreme Court candidate Carolyn Carluccio (left), was joined by Superior Court candidates Maria Battista and Harry Smail, and Commonwealth Court candidate Megan Martin on the barnstorming campaign swing to encourage mail voting.
Pennsylvania GOP party chair Lawrence Tabas (right) stumps for the party's judicial candidates with Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick (center) on Monday in Doylestown. State Supreme Court candidate Carolyn Carluccio (left), was joined by Superior Court candidates Maria Battista and Harry Smail, and Commonwealth Court candidate Megan Martin on the barnstorming campaign swing to encourage mail voting.Read moreTom Gralish / Staff Photographer