US EditionPennsylvania governor’s voter registration change draws Trump’s ire in echo of 2020 election clashes
- Former President Donald Trump is targeting Pennsylvania's voting rules, criticizing Governor Josh Shapiro's decision to bypass the legislature and implement automatic voter registration.
- Republicans are joining Trump in opposing Shapiro's action, expressing concerns about insufficient safeguards to prevent minors or undocumented immigrants from registering to vote.
- The controversy surrounding the decision echoes the criticism that arose during the 2020 election when Trump and his allies denounced the state's Democratic-majority Supreme Court's rulings.
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Shapiro’s voter registration change draws Trump’s ire – Metro Philadelphia
By MARC LEVY Associated Press Donald Trump has a familiar target in his sights: Pennsylvania’s voting rules. He never stopped attacking court decisions on mail-in ballots during the COVID-19 pandemic, falsely claiming it as a reason for his 2020 loss in the crucial battleground state. Now, the former Republican president is seizing on a decision by Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro to bypass the Legislature and start automatic voter registration. The…
Pennsylvania governor’s voter registration change draws Trump’s ire in echo of 2020 election clashes
Donald Trump has a familiar target in his sights: Pennsylvania’s voting rules.He never stopped attacking court decisions on mail-in ballots during the COVID-19 pandemic, falsely claiming it as a reason for his 2020 loss in the crucial battleground state. Now, the former Republican president is seizing on a decision by Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro to bypass the Legislature and start automatic voter registration.
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