Lancaster County Probes 2,500 Suspected Fraudulent Voter Registrations

Officials in Pennsylvania are investigating potential voter fraud in a key swing state ahead of the November election.

Election workers in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, flagged about 2,500 voter registration forms for possible fraud, prompting a criminal investigation.
The forms, submitted just before the registration deadline, showed signs of duplicate handwriting, false information, and unmatched signatures.
District Attorney Heather Adams stated that approximately 60% of the reviewed applications are fraudulent, linked to a large-scale canvassing effort.
No specific organization has been named, but the fraudulent activity spans multiple counties, with investigations underway in at least two others.
Despite the fraud, officials emphasize that legitimate registrations will be processed, ensuring no eligible voter is turned away.