PA Fraudulent Voter Forms Allegedly Connected to Company Linked to Democrats
Pennsylvania…again.
Monroe County District Attorney Mike Mancuso started an investigation into almost 30 fraudulent voter registration applications.
Several of those applications allegedly have connections to an Arizona company linked to the Biden-Harris administration, Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly, and Arizona Democrats.
Lancaster, York, and Cambria counties also investigate the alleged voter scheme.
Mesa Vice Mayor Francisco Heredia runs FieldCorps. From The Post Millennial:
FieldCorps, whose website is now down, was the group that submitted the forms under investigation, per York County Chief Greg Monskie. Those forms were submitted on behalf of national nonprofit voter registration organization Everybody Votes, VoteBeat reports. “Our partners work diligently to ensure all forms collected comply with all rules and regulations,” Everybody Votes said in a statement.Heredia said his company had not been contacted about an investigation as yet. FieldCorps runs voter registration drives. During a drive in Navajo and Mohave Counties in Arizona, voter registration forms were flagged.
Lancaster County Commissioner Josh Parsons called for Pennsylvania’s Department of State and Secretary of State “to send out an alert to all counties to be cautious about this organization and scrutinize any last-minute batches that come in.
Lancaster County has been investigating 2,500 possible fraudulent voter applications.
That’s 60% of the applications the county received “last week at two separate times” just before the registration deadline.
“Staff noticed that numerous applications appeared to have the same handwriting (and) were filled out on the same day,” Lancaster County District Attorney Heather Adams told reporters. “The confirmed indicators of fraud that detectives came across were inaccuracies with the addresses listed on the applications, fake and false personal identification information, as well as false names. Also, applications that had names that did not match the provided Social Security information.”
Parsons said “it appears to be an organized effort.”
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