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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Senator Bob Casey is still declining to concede the Pennsylvania Senate race to Republican

challenger Dave McCormick as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court smacks down decisions by counties

that had opted to count ballots without handwritten dates on them. Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We're joined today by my colleagues, columnists Bill McGern and Kim Strassel. Two weeks out from Election Day, Bob Casey is trailing by roughly 20,000 ballots, according to the latest figures that I've seen, though

that number is a bit of a moving target.

And five figures is a big number for somebody who's a candidate who's in a deficit to try

to make up.

Most of the analysts, including mainstream places like the Philly Inquirer, are saying

that Casey has almost no chance of climbing out of that hole.

But he hasn't given up on trying, and the latest controversy involves... that Casey has almost no chance of climbing out of that hole.

But he hasn't given up on trying, and the latest controversy involves undated mail ballots,

...