In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, officials are investigating approximately 2,500 voter registration applications flagged for potential fraud. District Attorney Heather Adams confirmed that 60% of the applications reviewed so far are fraudulent, stemming from a large-scale canvassing effort that began in June. The fraudulent applications featured duplicate handwriting, false personal information, and unverifiable signatures, but no specific political party was targeted. The investigation has also alerted two other counties to check for similar fraudulent submissions. The fraudulent applications were segregated, ensuring no ballots were issued to ineligible voters. Officials emphasized that the election system functioned as intended to prevent fraudulent voting, and the investigation is ongoing to identify the perpetrators behind the operation.