What does the newly discovered election
fraud in PA tell us?

In the past week there have been a bunch of stories in the conservative press from three different counties in Pennsylvania, suggesting that each county has been swamped with thousands of fraudulent ballots, produced in bulk and then delivered in large numbers so as to make it difficult to trace or investigate them.

I decided to take a closer look, because this story could either be telling us how corrupt the upcoming election will be, or it might actually be telling us that it is going to be much more reliable than we have anticipated.

The three counties involved are Lancaster, York, and Monroe. All told, less than six thousand voter registration applications, all submitted apparently in bulk by a Arizona-based company called Field+Media Corps, were under review, the number from each county being 2,500, 3,087, and 30 respectively. Note that these do not appear to be actual ballots, but registration forms that would once approved would allow the individual to vote, either by mail or in person.

Of these applications, the reviews have already produced results. For example, York County has found that of the 3,087 submitted, 47% were verified and approved, 29% needed more information, and 24% were declined and are under further review. In Monroe County the investigation has apparently only flagged these 30 forms, with one coming from a deceased person and others flagged for different reasons that in the end might be legitimate.

In Lancaster County officials have not yet issued a report. Initially it announced:

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.

It is important to note that numerous outside organizations from both sides of the political aisle have been canvasing Pennsylvania to register voters and then get them to submit ballots. This is not illegal, it is simply the new campaign tactic from both parties to “harvest votes.” In the past the Democrats did it aggressively, while the Republicans did not. Now both parties are doing it, and in fact it appears the Republicans are doing it better.

This particular story suggests the Republicans might also be doing it more correctly, or with less fraud. That company, Field+Media Corps, is a subsidiary of Fieldcorps, another Arizona-based company, which appears to be heavily linked to a number of leftwing players.

FieldCorps is linked to and has taken money from Future Freedoms and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Committee on Political Education. Future Freedoms is connected to a host of left-wing political entities, including the America Votes Action Fund, the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the League of Conservation Voters, and Forward Majority Action.

SEIU’s leftwing alliances are well known. So are the obvious Democratic Party goals of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee. The America Votes Action Fund meanwhile is a leftist super-PAC which states on its webpage that its goal is to fight the “radical Republican movement.” Similarly, the website for Forward Majority Action states it follows “an aggressive strategy to secure critical footholds of power for Democrats.” Finally, the League of Conservative Voters claims its focus is to protect the environment, but it reveals its political bias in its list of candidates it wishes to defeat, almost all of which are Republicans.

The modern Democratic Party

Based on the reports from these three counties, the work of vote harvesting by Field+Media Corps, now clearly linked to the Democratic Party, has been sloppy at best, fraudulent at worst. And if the latter, this story has the potential of proving beyond a shadow of a doubt Trump’s claim that the Democrats tampered with the 2020 vote to steal the election.

But is this good or bad news for the 2024 election? Unfortunately, there is no way to know. While the diligence of these the three counties is encouraging, all three are generally rural and likely lean Republican. It is quite likely that Field+Media Corps did most of its vote harvesting in the urban cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, where the Democrats are strong and where that party’s election officials — based now on ample data — will have little interest in fixing fraudulent or incorrect applications. If anything, it now appears they will celebrate such fraud with glee.

In the end, the only way we will know what is going to happen is by looking at the final count. Right now it continues to look like the turnout from Republicans is so high it will overwhelm any fraud that might be coming from Democrats. Keep your fingers crossed.