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The suit, filed in November, alleged that at least 21,000 deceased individuals were still on voter rolls during the 2020 presidential election. Data compiled by the Watchdog group alleged that more than 9,200 of the people registered had been dead for at least five years, in addition to nearly 1,990 that had been dead for 10 years. An estimated 197 voters were dead for at least twenty years. The Pennsylvania Department of State did not agree in the settlement with the number of dead voters.
"This marks an important victory for the integrity of elections in Pennsylvania," PILF President and General Counsel J. Christian Adams said. "The Commonwealth's failure to remove deceased registrants created a vast opportunity for voter fraud and abuse. It is important to not have dead voters active on the rolls for 5, 10, or even 20 years. This settlement fixes that."
Comment: Kudos to the work of the PILF. One down, 49 to go.
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- Judicial Watch finds 1.8 million 'ghost voters' in 29 states, warns of 'dirty elections'
- Rig the vote by rigging the voter roll: Arizona's 2020 increase in votes since 1998 is greater than its increase in population
- Elections expert: 'Four million ineligible and dead voters on U.S. voter rolls'
Of course, Democrats and their cronies are completely against having one avenue of election fraud closed to them.