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7 charged in 2024 Pennsylvania voter registration fraud that prosecutors say was motivated by money

Seven charged in Pennsylvania for falsified voter registrations linked to financial incentives; 85% of suspicious forms involved duplicates, officials said.

  • On Friday, Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced charges against seven individuals for falsified voter registration forms before the 2024 general election, filed with District Judge John Bender in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
  • The yearlong probe began in late October 2024 after Lancaster election workers flagged about 2,500 voter registration forms as potentially fraudulent near the Oct. 21, 2024 registration deadline.
  • A court affidavit alleges Guillermo Sainz, 33, instituted unlawful financial incentives that spurred some canvassers to fabricate registration forms to meet quotas.
  • County election offices reviewed thousands of applications; York County Office of Elections and Voter Registration examined 3,087 forms and denied about 24 percent for verification issues.
  • Sunday added that the motive was personal financial gain, not election tampering, and the Office of the Attorney General pledged to protect Pennsylvanians' voting rights while the investigation remains active.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette broke the news in Pittsburgh, United States on Friday, October 24, 2025.
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