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Woodward Township Chairman Jeff Stroehmann speaking at Williamsport's Charlie Kirk vigil in September 2025.

Williamsport, Pa. — The Pa. Supreme Court has revived a years-long fight over access to Lycoming County's 2020 election ballot records, ordering a lower court to take a second look at a case brought by Woodward Township Supervisor Jeff Stroehmann.

In a July 27 order, the state's high court granted Stroehmann's petition for allowance of appeal, vacated a Commonwealth Court ruling that had sided with Lycoming County Voter Services, and sent the case back to Commonwealth Court for reconsideration.

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