(11-08-2020 12:46 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  The last time I had checked, PA hadnt even stated if they had counted the provisional ballots. These are skewing heavily towards Trump (70%-75%) as most of these were day of election voting where they didnt bring their mail in ballot with them, because they didnt know they needed to because they didnt even request a mail in ballot. One count put provisional ballots at 120,000 in PA.

https://whyy.org/articles/more-than-1000...lot-count/

Dated 11/7 this is the most current account I can find.
(and it is NPR so in no way is it right-leaning)

"Pennsylvania’s presidential vote count paused Friday night with former Vice President Joe Biden up 29,000 votes — a fraction of the number of ballots left to be processed.

County election workers had 89,282 mailed ballots to go, Pa. Department of State statistics show.

With nearly three times as many cast by Democrats as Republicans, Biden has claimed more votes from mailed ballots and that’s expected to continue.

But it’s less clear how provisional ballots will split.

During past elections, voters cast relatively few provisional ballots. They submitted so in Pennsylvania this year because of the state’s rapid shift to mail-in voting amid postal system delays, and without changes to state law election directors had warned were critical to an efficient vote count.

So far, 58 counties had reported nearly 105,000 provisionals awaiting processing in response to WITF’s inquiry.

That group doesn’t include Philadelphia and nine counties with far fewer voters."

(Reviewing an attached table of provisional ballot counts...it is interesting that Philadelphia County did not respond to a request for their count of provisionals. ALL of the other large population counties supplied their provisional numbers.)