A redesigned form for the outside of mail-in ballot return envelopes in Pennsylvania has been implemented but has not eliminated voter errors in completing it accurately. As a result, some votes cast in the primary election will not be counted due to these inaccuracies. The new design features separate spaces for the month, day, and the last two digits of the year, which voters must fill in. However, voters continue to make mistakes, particularly with the year. Officials are monitoring the county-by-county vote count to assess the impact of the new design. While the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania reports that over 10,000 ballots were disqualified in 2022 solely due to the missing date issue, the state’s Secretary of State expresses optimism that the revised form will lead to fewer such errors.