Pennsylvania Investigates Fraudulent Voter Applications

Multiple counties in Pennsylvania are investigating allegations of fraudulent voter registration and mail-in ballot applications ahead of the upcoming election. Monroe County District Attorney Mike Mancuso reported that approximately 30 voter registration forms had been flagged as irregular, with many showing signs of forgery, including incorrect personal information and non-existent addresses. In Lancaster County, detectives uncovered hundreds of suspicious applications, some of which bore identical handwriting, suggesting a coordinated effort to submit fraudulent registrations. Former President Donald Trump has raised alarms about potential voter fraud, focusing on York County, where officials are also examining a large number of questionable applications submitted by a third-party group. Amid these allegations, Pennsylvania election officials are assuring voters of their commitment to election integrity, while experts warn that heightened rhetoric around voter fraud may exacerbate public concerns. Investigations are ongoing, and officials are working with law enforcement to address these issues.