Only 17% of about 2,500 voter registration applications reviewed are fraudulent, officials in Pa.'s Lancaster County say

MSN ^ | 11/04/2024 | Katie Bernard

[thegagline]

Only 17% of about 2,500 voter registration applications the Lancaster County district attorney was reviewing have been found to be fraudulent so far, county officials said Monday. Another 26% are still being reviewed and 57% were verified as legitimate applications.***

The county's announced investigation in many ways proved the system's controls against fraud were working. But it has still fueled misinformation about Pennsylvania's elections. Former President Donald Trump has repeatedly falsely claimed that the applications were in fact fake ballots.

He revisited that claim during a rally over the weekend claiming the county found "2,600 ballots all done by the same hand."**

[thegagline]

Only 17%? Okay, let’s play that game. As a hypothetical, how about if someone said that there is only a 17% chance that the hypothetical person would shoot the reporter in the face? Is it still “only?”

From another article:

“ 17% of the applications have been determined to be fraudulent and another 26% are still under investigation. “I will say a lot of the ones in the category, the 26%, a good number of those are still suspected of being fraud but it’s a very painstaking process to go through those," said Lancaster County Commissioner Ray D'Agostino (R).

[FlingWingFlyer]

Sounds “widespread” to me.

[MCSETots]

According to my math, 17% of 2,500 is 425 - of this batch.

Let’s extrapolate, how many batches have they FOUND around the commonwealth and other states?

[HIDEK6]

“Only” a few apartment buildings. “Mostly peaceful” riot.

[clearcarbon]

"Only 17%"

About 1 out of 6 is fraudulent.

[kiryandil]

Katie Bernard is a fabulist with The Filthadelphia Inquirer who has repeatedly falsely claimed that her "degree" in "journalism" isn't used toilet paper.

[21twelve]

Only about 17% of the parts on the airplane are bad. Hop on board. It’s fine.

Heck - if was a kid’s wagon I wouldn’t buy it. Why do we put up with it where in the USA the vote is probably the most important thing there is?

[Secret Agent Man]

17% is a huge percentage. 1 out of 6.

Its certainly not a mere “only” 17%

And they aren’t done checking them...

[rx]

About 1 out of 6 is fraudulent.

Extrapolating, if there are a million ballots, a victory margin of anything up to 170,000 could nonetheless be overthrown by those fraudulent ballots!

[ConjunctionJunction]

Only 17% of the candy in this bag of Skittles are poison.

Good luck!

[The_Media_never_lie]

Way too much fraud.

How much fraud is not to much?

[Repeal The 17th]

Only 17% of legitimate voters were disenfranchised
by illegitimate ballots.

[KarlInOhio]

Each fraudulent application is so object to a purjury charge with a 7 year jail term and a $15,000 fine. So is the Lancaster County prosecutor eager to pass out 2,975 years of prison and fines totalling $6.375 million?

[Bullish]

Your math is correct, and it’s still very worrisome if you ask me.

[Liz]

Suspicious voter registration forms in Pa linked to Arizona city councilman’s company
Field+Media Corps is run by Mesa councilman Francisco Heredia, a longtime latino Az voting activist
VoteBeat ^ | 10/31/24 | Jen Fifield, Carter Walker
FR Posted on 11/1/2024, 2:55:52 AM by Roadrunner383

Two Pennsylvania counties have identified an Arizona-based company as the source of thousands of last-minute voter registration applications that they are investigating. The company, Field+Media Corps, which conducts voter registration and outreach programs, is run by Francisco Heredia, a Mesa councilman and a longtime voting activist in Arizona.

In Monroe County, around 30 forms the company was “responsible for submitting,” which also included mail ballot applications, were “irregular” and included what the District Attorney’s Office described in a Facebook post as several that were “fraudulent as they were not authorized by the persons named as applicants.” “In at least one example, the named applicant is in fact deceased,” District Attorney Mike Mancuso wrote in the post...

York County Chief Clerk Greg Monskie confirmed to Votebeat Wednesday that Field+Media Corps submitted the forms that the county is investigating.

Francisco Heredia, a registered Democrat, runs the company, which conducts voter outreach efforts and registers voters. Heredia did not immediately respond to The Arizona Republic’s request for comment. The Republic could not reach Eduardo Sainz, listed as a member of Field+Media Corps on the Arizona Corporation Commission documents.

Field+Media Corps operates voter registration drives for clients in Arizona, too. Last year, both Navajo and Mohave counties flagged voter registration forms from the company and sent them to the Arizona Attorney General’s Office for investigation, office spokesperson Richie Taylor confirmed to Votebeat Thursday.

(Excerpt) Read more at votebeat.org ...

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Voter registration fraud investigations point to Arizona group with ties to left-leaning latino business
Hard evidence from voter registration application fraud
has stunned officials in the key state of Pennsylvania.

The evidence reveals fraud and collusion by a private for-profit
industry based in Arizona that registers voters across counties.

This has increasingly raised legal concerns.

Vice President Chad Ennis of the “Honest Elections Project (HEP)” says:
<><> third-party voter registration organizations are a problem for many reasons,
<><>committing fraud by inventing fake people
<><>making mistakes on voter registration applications.
<><>sending Voter registration applications to the wrong place
<><>failing to send voter apps,
<><>all depends on how the collectors are paid,
<><>Sometimes they just get a name and signature on the apps,
<><>they “don’t make it into the voter registration office.”
<><>Some states pay workers per voter registration application,
<><>the incentive to pump out as many as they can increases voter fraud.

cont

[KC_Conspirator]

Only? And btw, this is all from just one democrap outfit that dropped ballots in this county.

[Liz]

cont

Francisco Heredia under scrutiny for voter fraud.

Heredia earned an undergraduate degree in political science and a master's degree in public administration from Arizona State University. At the time of his political appointment in 2017, Heredia owned his own consulting firm. His professional experience includes work for the Maricopa County Recorder's Office and the U.S. Census Bureau.Heredia has also served as a member of the Chandler Housing and Human Services Commission and the State of Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

He is a latino activist, national field director for Mi Familia Vota and One Arizona, the KidsCare outreach coordinator for the Arizona Healthcare Cost Containment System, and a prevention specialist for Chicanos Por La Causa.

[SuperLuminal]

WTF?
“Only” 17%?
These stinking communist bastards need remediation with extreme prejudice...

[thegagline]

Election fraud is the real existential threat to democracy and therefore should be punishable by death.

Arrested at 8. Trial at 9. Hanging by noon. Problem solved.

[Rocco DiPippo]

"Only."

The gaslighting is epic on this one.