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Republican Voter Registration Surges 4:1 in Pennsylvania; Judge Rules on Mail Ballots

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Published Aug 21, 2024, 08:49 AM

In July, Republican voter registration in Pennsylvania significantly outpaced Democratic registration, with Republicans registering over 21,000 new voters compared to 5,000 for Democrats, marking a 4:1 ratio. This surge is attributed to grassroots efforts by organizations such as Scott Presler and TPAction. Meanwhile, a Pennsylvania judge ruled that incomplete mail ballots lacking required 'secrecy envelopes' will not be counted in the upcoming November elections, a decision hailed as a victory for election integrity by the GOP. The Republican National Committee (RNC) has also recruited over 150,000 volunteers for its election integrity program, surpassing its initial goal of 100,000.

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GOP Must Register Voters in Pennsylvania to Win https://t.co/NCRw0d6ckO

Andy Schlafly

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GOP must register voters in Pennsylvania to win White House https://t.co/Yk8C4sOb9M via @worldnetdaily @CLewandowski_ @DanScavino @ChairmanWhatley @GOP @elonmusk @JDVance #Pennsylvania #voterregistrationdrive #Trump #Trump2024MAGA #Trump2024 #TrumpVance #TrumpVance24

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Another huge victory against election fraud in PA by the @GOP & @RNCVoteProtect This is on top of the fact that the RNC has surpassed its goal of recruiting 100,000 poll watchers, poll workers, and legal experts for the election They’re already over *150,000* (!!) https://t.co/ONl9JuWLdb https://t.co/ovDAJ0p4r8

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