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According to the most recent Real Clear Polling data, President Donald Trump has pulled ahead in the Pennsylvania 2024 presidential election.
The outlet cited a new Insider Advantage poll that placed Trump 2 points ahead of the Harris-Walz campaign.
Pennsylvania remains a critical swing state that faced several controversies following the 2020 election.
In 2023, RSBN reported that Judicial Watched settled a lawsuit against the state of Pennsylvania on the terms that the state would clean up its voter rolls and remove the 178,258 “ineligible voters.”
RSBN reported that in March Republicans secured a win for election integrity when a federal appeals court ruled that mail-in-ballots must be signed and dated in the state to be deemed valid.
This came after RSBN reported that election integrity group Verity Vote found that 249,000 ballots were unlawfully mailed to unverified Pennsylvania voters.
Political activist and founder of Early Vote Action, Scott Presler, has been working to combat these irregularities by registering Pennsylvania conservatives to vote on a mission to make the 2024 election “too big to rig.” He has reached out to hunters and the Amish, groups with a high rate of individuals who are not registered to vote.
On Tuesday, Presler posted to X, stating, “30% of Pennsylvania hunters are NOT registered to vote.”
“Print off some voter registration forms,” he suggested. “Visit your local gun store. Ask the owner if you may leave the forms for their customers.”
He also noted in another post that the state of Pennsylvania’s 2020 presidential election results were determined by just 80,000 votes. The swing state of Wisconsin was decided by 20,000 votes.
“There are 80,000 Amish in PA & 20,000 in WI,” Presler wrote. He noted the importance of “courting the Amish vote,” and also added, “The Amish could literally save Western civilization.”
Presler has been tirelessly registering conservatives to vote in recent days and is sharing his experience on X.
From registering people to vote in parking lots to handing out Trump signs, the movement is continuing to grow, with polls not showing Trump ahead in Pennsylvania.