'Painstaking process': Pa. county gives update on probe of suspicious batch of voter forms
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Some 2,500 voter registration and mail-in ballot applications in Lancaster County, Pa., were marked as suspicious last month, prompting investigation.
The remaining 26% of voter registration applications and mail-in ballot applications are either incomplete or unverified, he said, and remain under investigation. Breanne Deppisch is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital covering the 2024 election and other national news.
"Those other two buckets are going to change, quite frankly, based on the continuing investigation," D’Agostino said of the remaining applications, noting that the process of vetting the applications is a "painstaking process."
Officials said the applications were marked as suspicious "during the staff's normal process to review and enter applications into [a Pennsylvania database]" and law enforcement was alerted.
Some 2,500 voter registration and mail-in ballot applications in Lancaster County, Pa., were marked as suspicious last month, prompting investigation.
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