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What is voter intimidation and how concerned should you be?

“In some states, there’s a process for voters to challenge other voters’ eligibility, and if someone were doing that, they could do it in an intimidating way.”

By NPR

Updated: 2022-11-02 16:00:00

Community groups, voters respond to Berks County sheriff deputies at ballot dropoff boxes

With a new issue at hand, county leaders say they are being careful to serve the needs of voters and to do better than previous elections.

By Anthony Orozco

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York County calls police over ‘election integrity’ home visitors

Chad Baker, the county’s Democratic Party chair, said the group appears to be targeting registered Democrats in an attempt to seek out voter fraud.

By The Associated Press

Thousands of volunteers to help Pa. voters, protect against intimidation on Election Day

Last week, the Pennsylvania Election Protection Coalition (PEPC) outlined ongoing steps to ensure that every vote is counted and that counties have the tools in place to make sure elections go smoothly, even as many precincts anticipate it will take days to count all the ballots.
By Robert Brod/Keystone Crossroads

Court-ordered robocalls sent to ‘electoral terror’ victims

Another round of robocalls to try and correct an earlier campaign of voter intimidation has been ordered by the courts.

By The Associated Press

Here’s where the threat of militia activity around the elections is the highest and Pa. is on the list

Five states — Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Oregon — have the highest risk of seeing increased militia activity around the elections: everything from demonstrations to violence.
By NPR