Amish Voters Could Sway Pennsylvania Election in Trump's Favor
A traditionally non-voting community, the Amish are showing unprecedented political engagement, potentially impacting key swing states.
- Pennsylvania's Amish community, traditionally private and non-voting, is becoming more politically engaged, with thousands registering to vote.
- Amish voters are drawn to Trump's policies on small government, religious freedom, and economic benefits for small business owners.
- Rep. Lloyd Smucker, an Amish-born congressman, notes a shift from farming to business ownership among the Amish, leading to increased political interest.
- Trump's rallies in Amish-populated areas have seen visible support, with Amish communities displaying Trump flags and attending events.
- Conservative activists are encouraging Amish participation by highlighting Republican support for issues like raw milk sales and school choice.