The AG countered, in a court filing, that results have been audited twice already
Democrats in Pennsylvania’s state Senate are suing to block a Senate Republican-approved subpoena seeking voter information
Many are long lists of personal information for millions of Pennsylvania voters, like addresses and Social Security numbers.
Republicans in Pennsylvania’s Senate pursuing what they call a “forensic investigation” of last year’s presidential election say they’ll subpoena records that detail who voted, including their driver’s license number and the last four digits of their Social Security number, and how they voted.
Those hearings have the blessing of Republican Senate President Jake Corman, who has faced pressure from hardline conservatives to look into the 2020 election.
Until recently, GOP leaders had been vaguely supportive but largely quiet about Mastriano’s audit effort — particularly Corman. That changed last week.
State Senator Jake Corman is walking a political tightrope.
The top Republican in Pennsylvania’s Senate said is committed to carrying out a “full forensic investigation” of the state’s 2020 presidential election.
