PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The status of Libertarian Party candidates on the Pennsylvania ballot remains uncertain as a court hearing stretched into another day. <\/p>\n
Lawyers for the party and for challengers supported by the state Republican Party sparred Tuesday over a few dozen signatures that could put the Libertarians over the 20,601 signatures they need. <\/p>\n
Commonwealth Court Senior Judge James Gardner Colins did not immediately rule on those motions and extended the hearing into Wednesday. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the lawyers resumed their review of the last few hundred signatures - a process that could give the Libertarians the signatures they need regardless of how the judge rules. <\/p>\n
The Libertarian candidates for president, U.S. Senate and the three state row offices are currently on the Nov. 6 ballot. <\/p>\n
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