Lancaster County officials announced an investigation Friday after election workers found some 2,500 voter applications that they suspect are fraudulent.
Two batches of applications were dropped off last-minute at the county elections office to meet Pennsylvania's Oct. 21 voter registration deadline, officials reported at a Friday news conference.
Officials standing at a podium, with Heather Adams in the background, involved in an investigation of fraudulent voter registration forms in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Lancaster County officials say they are assessing the nature and volume of the fraud.
Heather Adams standing in front of microphones addressing about suspected fraudulent voter registration forms in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania District Attorney Heather Adams said investigators found problems with 60% of the voter registration forms they've reviewed so far.
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"Concerns were raised during the staff's normal process to review and enter applications into the Statewide Uniform Registry of Electors System and law enforcement was alerted," county election officials said.
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