Representative of Pennsylvania: Election fraud is real and must be decided by the court

Editor : Wen Xin / Publisher : Epoch Times / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/11/a102984340.html / Direct translation

Pennsylvania has 20 electoral votes and is an important battleground in this general election. There have also been many cases of election fraud in the state. Federal Representative Guy Reschenthaler (Guy Reschenthaler) in an interview with the conservative media Newsmax TV, once again reiterated, "Facts prove that fraudulent votes really exist."

On Tuesday (November 10), Resenthaler said in an interview with American Agenda, "We know that fraud has been proven to exist."

He added: "How many fraud cases have occurred? This is a problem that needs to be resolved in court. However, fraud has occurred is undeniable."

"We have many sworn affidavits," Resenthaler said. "By definition, an affidavit is a kind of evidence."

"Affidavit Statement" is a written statement of facts made voluntarily by the parties and must be sworn in front of an official who has the authority to preside over the oath to ensure the authenticity of its content.

He continued: "We have evidence that the post office director of the city of Erie was told to change the postmark date of the new ballot before the election day." In addition, in Philadelphia, "Republicans cannot participate in absentee ballots." Counting process".

"In the Pittsburgh area of ​​western Pennsylvania, what the Democrats call treasure troves (treasure troves)," Resenthaler said. "The vast majority of these votes are straight-party votes, that is, based entirely on Party vote)."

"This is a swing state," Resenthaler emphasized. "Statistically, this is incredible and impossible."

He said, "The votes that the Democratic Party found gave Biden a considerable advantage."

"These must be resolved in court before the matter is about to begin." He said.

Resenthaler pointed out that, in particular, many overdue ballots may be postmarked on election day and mixed with mailed ballots, making it difficult to distinguish them. Ultimately, this may result in many ballots being invalidated.

"It is difficult for us to prove that they were sent before or after the election day." Resenthaler said that this will be a very specific issue, and many facts are happening. He emphasized that it needs to be handed over to the court for a ruling.

On Tuesday, President Trump’s personal attorney and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani also tweeted: “The lawsuit may result in 300,000 or more Democrat ballots in Philadelphia becoming invalid."

Prior to this, a total of nine Pennsylvania Republican congressmen including Resen Taller said that the Democratic Attorney General of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro and Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar should withdraw. Future election-related investigations, and said that their investigation methods are full of bias and injustice.