“Voter fraud is going on now” — Trump raises alarm

As the 2024 election heats up, former President Donald Trump is once again claiming large-scale voter fraud, this time in Pennsylvania.

On Wednesday, Trump posted on Truth Social, “Pennsylvania is cheating, and getting caught, at large scale levels rarely seen before,” urging his followers to report alleged instances of fraud and demanding that “law enforcement must act, NOW!”

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Yet, Trump has offered no evidence or specific examples to back up these accusations, leaving election officials and experts concerned about the spread of unverified claims.

These recent statements echo Trump’s persistent assertions of fraud in the 2020 election, despite multiple investigations and audits finding no evidence to support his claims.

Pennsylvania officials are now grappling with a new wave of misinformation, as accusations of election misconduct surface with no verifiable basis. With Pennsylvania a crucial battleground state, election experts warn that these claims could fuel public distrust and create a tense voting climate.

While Trump’s remarks are likely to rally his core supporters, many officials and political analysts are questioning the potential impact of these claims, especially as Pennsylvania prepares for close scrutiny in the upcoming election.