“The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Republican monitors observing vote counting in Philadelphia were given sufficient access under state law to view the proceedings. In a 5-2 decision, the court overturned a lower court decision that ordered monitors with President Donald Trump’s campaign be allowed within six feet of tables where ballots were being tallied.”
“In its opinion, the Supreme Court found that the Philadelphia Board of Elections complied with requirements for observer access from the moment the first votes were counted. ‘We conclude the board did not act contrary to the law in fashioning its regulations governing the positioning of candidate representatives,’ Justice Debra Todd wrote for the majority. ‘Critically, we find the board’s regulations … were reasonable'” – Philadelphia Inquirer.