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Three-Fourths of Voter Registration Forms in Pennsylvania County Dropped Off by Arizona-Based Consultancy Found To Be Fraudulent

The Monroe County District Attorney, Mike Mancuso, says forms included forged signatures or false identifying information.

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Director of the Board of Elections Tyler Burns holds a test ballot during a mail-in ballot processing demonstration at the Board of Elections office at Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Hannah Beier/Getty Images
BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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The majority of voter registration forms submitted to election officials at Monroe County, Pennsylvania, by the Arizona-based consultancy Field+Media are allegedly fraudulent, according to law enforcement officials in the state.

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