Activist Scott Presler says group found noncitizens registered to vote in Pennsylvania
by Alex Swoyer · The Washington TimesPennsylvania has a voter list. Scott Presler is checking it twice.
Mr. Presler, a conservative activist who leads Early Vote Action, said he has dozens of people in the Keystone State working to register Republican voters.
They’re also hoping to scour the state’s current rolls looking for people who don’t belong.
His group has obtained a list of people who begged off jury duty in Chester County, outside Philadelphia, saying they weren’t citizens.
“Now I am not saying those people are registered to vote, but what we are doing is cross-referencing the nonjuror list with the voter rolls, and wouldn’t you know it, we are finding actively registered noncitizens on the voter rolls in Pennsylvania,” Mr. Presler told “Seen, Heard & Whispered” Monday on Washington’s WMAL.
President Trump has said the country’s voter rolls are littered with noncitizens who should be ineligible to vote.
Homeland Security said it has identified 14,576 names on Pennsylvania’s public voter database that could be noncitizens.
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DHS also spotted more than 190,000 questionable names on California’s rolls, 35,152 for New Jersey and 15,903 in Nevada.
Early Vote Action aims to register Republican voters in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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