Former President Donald Trump recently made references to alleged voter fraud in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, following reports of an ongoing investigation into approximately 2,500 voter registration forms for potential fraud. The investigation was announced by election and law enforcement officials.
During a rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Trump urged individuals with mail-in ballots to submit them promptly, citing concerns of cheating in Lancaster County. He claimed that cheating had already begun and confidently stated, 'No, we caught ‘em cold.'
At a subsequent news conference, Lancaster County District Attorney Heather Adams revealed that detectives had identified instances of fraud on voter registration applications. These fraudulent activities included inaccurate addresses, discrepancies in personal identifying information, duplicate handwriting, and signatures that did not match.
Ray D’Agostino, the vice chairman of the Lancaster County board of elections, disclosed that up to 2,500 voter registration forms were under scrutiny for potential fraud. The investigation was prompted by the discovery of irregularities in two batches of voter registration forms.
The investigation into the alleged voter fraud in Lancaster County has raised concerns about the integrity of the electoral process. Election and law enforcement officials are working diligently to address these issues and ensure the fairness and accuracy of the voting system.
