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Pennsylvania is shaping up to be a must-win for Team Harris/Walz, but from the looks of things, it’s slipping through their fingers, thanks to the relentless work Scott Presler has done to get Pennsylvanians legally registered to vote. Even Senator John Fetterman is taking notice, calling the energy shift toward President Trump ‘astonishing.

New polling shows the race is tightening and President Trump is even pulling ahead. This has to be causing alarm bells to go off in DNC backrooms all over the nation.

Does that mean we’ll see some of that infamous Dem “creative voting”? Apparently, yes. A significant election fraud scheme has already been uncovered in Lancaster County. Meanwhile, Scott Presler is still working tirelessly with the RNC to ramp up registration and is making a real impact.

Now, Scott is sounding major alarm bells of his own after receiving a tip about yet another potential election fraud scheme brewing in Pennsylvania—this time in Luzerne County. What’s really concerning is that this case shares several similarities with the earlier voter fraud scheme in Lancaster County. If true, Pennsylvania’s election security might be more compromised than we thought.

Here’s what Scott said in his bombshell X post:

Scott Presler:

SCOOP:

‼️Major Breaking Story‼️

At the most recent Luzerne County Board of Elections meeting,

Manager Romilda Crocamo revealed that

“Beth McBride dropped off and dumped a numerous amount of applications.

Most of them were dated in June.

They were delivered to the Bureau of Election on the last day of registration.”

➡️ Beth McBride was the acting Director of Elections when Luzerne County ‼️ran out of paper on Election Day in 2022‼️

Recently, Lancaster County uncovered a voter registration fraud operation:

2,500 applications (the majority of which are fraudulent) were turned in on or near the deadline — just like Luzerne — & are linked to an organization that began efforts in June.

I am calling for an immediate investigation into the “numerous amount of applications” turned in to the Luzerne Bureau of Elections on Monday, October 21st.

Contact Luzerne District Attorney Samuel M. Sanguedolce & demand that he investigate. The details mimic a current investigation in Lancaster County.

After contacting the DA, contact your elected officials in the Pennsylvania State House & State Senate and demand they bring attention to this.

How many other counties received a massive amount of voter registration applications on the deadline that are dated back to June?

If we do not address these inconsistencies, Pennsylvania voters cannot have confidence in fair & free elections.

Share this everywhere.

This is the video that Scott shared:

Scott is urgently calling for an investigation into this recent discovery, raising the obvious question: why would any entity or organization hold onto voter registration applications for five months only to drop them off on the last day of registration? With everything we’ve seen go down in Pennsylvania, this incident is another red flag that should be raising red flags everywhere.

Lancaster PA was “ground zero” for the latest voter fraud ring that was uncovered, which also involved voter registration.

Funny how this is all happening in the exact area where fraud concerns ran rampant back in 2020, isn’t it? It almost feels like déjà vu—and not the good kind, either. Once again, Pennsylvania’s raising more red flags than anyone wants to admit. And the Dems are still pretending that voter fraud isn’t a “thing” in the US.

NBC News:

Pennsylvania officials said Friday they are investigating as many as 2,500 fraudulent voter registration applications in Lancaster County that election workers flagged during routine reviews of the forms.

When reviewing the personal information, identification and signatures listed on the forms, election officials found inaccurate information, signatures that did not match the one they had for the voter on file, and forms seemingly completed by the same individual with the same handwriting.

The application forms were completed by paid canvassers, as part of a “large-scale canvassing operation” dating back to June, District Attorney Heather Adams told reporters on Friday. She added that at least two other counties may have received fraudulent registration applications, too.

“We have confirmed violation of our crimes code as well as our elections code. We have all available detectives working on this. We are all hands on deck so that we can properly assess the validity of these applications in a timely manner,” she said.

Election officials notified law enforcement authorities of the issues they discovered while reviewing the voter registration forms and a wide-scale investigation was launched, prompting police to reach out to voters whose information was listed on the forms.

After undergoing extensive review of registration applications, at least 60% of the forms that have been investigated so far have been determined to be fraudulent so far, Adams said. Some of the applications appear to be legitimate.

Here is the post directed at District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce.

Scott Presler:

District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce,

Are you going to investigate the numerous voter registration applications turned in on Monday, October 21st, to the Luzerne Bureau of Elections?

Lancaster County uncovered a voter registration fraud operation (2,500 applications that were turned in on or right before the deadline & the majority were fraudulent) connected to an organization that began canvassing in June.

‼️According the Manager Ramilda Crocamo, most of the numerous applications turned in by Beth McBride on October 21st were dated back to June. (Why did she wait until the last day to return these forms?)‼️

➡️ How many applications were turned in to the Luzerne Bureau?

➡️ Have those been processed? If they have, were any of them fraudulent?

➡️ Are these applications linked in any way to Lancaster?

I encourage everyone in Luzerne County to reach out to DA Sanguedolce & peacefully demand he investigate.

*Luzerne County ran out of paper on Election Day in 2022 — Beth McBride was the acting Director of Elections at the time

When there’s smoke, there’s fire. If this is happening in one Pennsylvania district, it’s likely not isolated, which makes Scott’s call for an investigation the only logical move. This is a sobering moment for America—one where election integrity feels more fragile than ever and is also sadly validating those of us who have had questions about 2020.

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