[SFConservative]

There are ~10,000 ballots in PA received after 11/3. They are not part of the total being reported. Alito ordered them segregated and not-counted pending litigation.

PA did not actually keep the late arriving ballots segregated. When Alito found out after election day that Boockvar had countermanded her original segregation order, he reissued his order but by then traceability was likely lost. In addition, it looks like several hundred thousand ballots were manufactured after election day and were counted. Those should also be thrown out. So it makes sense to throw out all ballots that were counted while challengers were blocked, kept at an unreasonable distance, or were lied to as to counting having been stopped.

[Boise3981]

PA did not actually keep the late arriving ballots segregated.

When the segregation was issued, all but 4 counties replied back and said they were segregating things. Those 4 counties didn't say they weren't, they just didn't reply right away.

That prompted Alito to jump in and issue a second order clarifying how things should be handled and requiring all counties to confirm they were doing so. Those 4 silent counties then reported they they had been segregating per the first order, they just didn't think they were supposed to reply.

They did keep the ballots segregated. They're not part of the county.

No one has presented any evidence in court that ballots were manufactured after election day. But if they arrived after election day they were segregated and are not part of the count.