Last week, a Pennsylvania state trial court interpreted the election code to not require write-in candidates for party office to get a minimum of ten write-in votes in the primary. See this story. The law appears to contradict itself on the minimum number of write-ins needed to be seated. One part of the law sets a minimum number of write-ins, but another part of the law says that whoever gets the most write-ins can be seated, regardless of how few write-ins they receive.