Pennsylvania: Republican Voter Registration FOUR TIMES HIGHER Than Democrats

The idea that this country is split 50/50, that half of this nation is Democrats is being exposed as false.

We see every day how the Republicans are the majority.

And we see it very clearly in Pennsylvania.

Thanks to many patriots and the relentless recruiting of Scott Presler and his Early Vote Action.

This is no coincidence.@EarlyVoteAction is making this happen by putting in literal sweat and tears each and every day on the ground in Pennsylvania.

Add the work of #Trump47 and our friends at @TPAction_ and @Maloney ‘s PA Chase and we can’t be stopped.

Mr. President… pic.twitter.com/TiHK5NGiNr

— Jondavid “JD” Longo (@JondavidRLongo) August 16, 2024

Republicans are finally rising up and taking back this nation.

No amount of imported immigrants will stop that.

Newsweek reports:

Voter registration among Republicans is four times higher than it is among Democrats in Pennsylvania, according to new data.

Decision Desk data shows that GOP voter registration surged in July, with more than 21,000 Republicans signing up to vote. In contrast, only 5,000 Democrats registered to vote in July 2024.

The data also shows that since November 2020, the number of Democrats registered to vote in the state has decreased by more than 320,000. Meanwhile, the number of Republicans registered to vote has also dropped, but by a much smaller margin, with 1,400 fewer voters since 2020.

Pennsylvania is among the 30 states, including the swing states of North Carolina, Nevada, and Arizona, which register voters by requiring a political party designation. If voters refuse to choose a party, they will remain unaffiliated.

Overall, three million fewer people are registered to vote now compared to November 2020, when there were 121 million registrations, according to Decision Desk HQ. The drop is unsurprising given that The National Voting Rights Act (NVRA) allows states to conduct voter roll clean-ups between elections.

However, Decision Desk HQ data shows a discrepancy in the drop in registered voters between the parties, with the Democrats losing 3.5 million registered voters nationally, while the Republicans have gained 141,000 registered voters.

Meanwhile, in 28 of the 30 states that require voters to register with a party, Republicans have net more voter registrations than Democrats (Colorado and California withstanding), picking up more than 225,000 registrations in the first 21 days of July.

Made it safely to Wilkes-Barre.

I saw a Trump stand selling merchandise, so I stopped by to give them Pennsylvania voter registration forms.

Yes, I carry PA applications on my personal at all times. pic.twitter.com/5GQ9pUKg8B

— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) August 15, 2024