Pennsylvania

I think they got 38,000. The election judge in my precinct said the usual number is 4,000. Our county election office isn't staffed to review that number of ballots. They want to be available for election day issues. They just don't have enough people to do both.

Don't be surprised if they do not post any vote counts until the mail ballots are counted. That's what they've done in the past. Of course the in person totals will be posted on the door of each precinct and the election board will know them. After polls close and counts are validated, both the Dems and GOP will get a copy of the official counts so they'll know and have a good idea of the final count.

I should add that at the first poll I went to after voting, I was told voters were coming in with their mail ballots to turn them in and then vote in person.