Pennsylvania Nuns Refute Voter Fraud Allegations by GOP Activist

The Benedictine Sisters of Erie are considering legal action after being falsely accused of voter fraud by a Republican operative.

Cliff Maloney, a GOP operative, falsely claimed that no one lived at the monastery where 53 voters were registered.
The Benedictine Sisters of Erie confirmed that 55 nuns reside at the monastery and are legally registered to vote.
The Sisters have publicly called out Maloney's accusations as false and are consulting legal counsel for potential defamation.
Maloney's claims have been widely debunked, with Pennsylvania's Secretary of State thanking the nuns for countering misinformation.
The controversy arises amid heightened scrutiny and legal challenges over election integrity in key battleground states.