Election officials in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, announced they have flagged numerous potentially fraudulent voter registration forms.
The suspected fraudulent forms were delivered in two batches, together totaling about 2,500 voter registration applications.
Speaking at an Oct. 25 press conference, Lancaster County District Attorney Heather Adams said county officials are continuing to review the voter registration forms. Adams said some of the forms in the two delivered batches appeared legitimate, but about 60 percent of the forms investigators have reviewed thus far included indicators of fraud.
The district attorney said the county was on track to finish reviewing the 2,500 voter registrations by the end of the day on Oct. 25. The Epoch Times reached out to the Lancaster Board of Elections for a more precise final total of suspected fraudulent ballots, but the county did not respond by publication time on Oct. 26….