MAGA fraud crusader let out-of-state GOP operatives vote from his swing state home: report

One of the GOP’s most prominent get-out-the-vote organizers and a relentless critic of supposed Democratic voter fraud, reportedly allowed Republican operatives from across the country register at his Pennsylvania home and cast ballots in the swing state.An investigation by The Bulwark found that Republican operative Scott Presler bought a house in Beaver County, north of Pittsburgh, in April 2024, and voter records show that three people outside his family used the address to vote in Pennsylvania that year, and legal experts say that raises questions about whether they ever established residency as state law requires.Pennsylvania requires voters to live in their election district for at least 30 days before Election Day, at a place “to which, whenever he is absent, he has the intention of returning.” The law says someone who arrives “for temporary purposes only” has not gained residency.One of the voters, political consultant Heather Langley, referred to Louisiana...