The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is declining to weigh in on a case over whether misdated mail-in ballots should be counted ahead of the November election. Why it matters: Thousands of mail-in ballots were rejected for dating errors in the April primary.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court declined two requests to weigh in on questions about the rules for mail voting, saying it’s too close to Election Day.

In a pair of decisions published Saturday evening the Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied requests to resolve questions about the commonwealth’s vote-by-mail law in the final few weeks before the Nov. 5 presidential election.