I and several family members are victims of voter fraud. Help.

[Concerned_American]

Jurisdiction

Pennsylvania

I don't vote. I never have in my life. Neither does anyone in my family. However, this morning I discovered that I and my wife were registered as Republicans.

Neither of us have ever voted in our lives. I started asking people I know who don't vote to check their registration statuses. My uncle and sister were also registered as Republicans without their knowledge or consent.

What do I do? Can I do anything? I feel powerless and angry. I don't follow politics and don't understand how this all works. If it helps, I'm in Pennsylvania.

Thanks for any help.

 

[Zigner]

File an Election Complaint | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

<p>If you suspect a problem or encounter unfair behavior while voting, you can report it to help keep elections free and fair.</p>

www.pa.gov

 

[adjusterjack]

don't vote. I never have in my life. Neither does anyone in my family. However, this morning I discovered that I and my wife were registered as Republicans.

Neither of us have ever voted in our lives. I started asking people I know who don't vote to check their registration statuses. My uncle and sister were also registered as Republicans without their knowledge or consent.

Thank you all very much for not voting. Your failure to vote reduced PA Democrat votes enough to get my man Trump elected.

 

[Zigner]

Thank you all very much for not voting. Your failure to vote reduced PA Democrat votes enough to get my man Trump elected.

The OP seems to think that someone may have voted for your guy in their stead.

 

[army judge]

File an Election Complaint | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

<p>If you suspect a problem or encounter unfair behavior while voting, you can report it to help keep elections free and fair.</p>

www.pa.gov

@Zigner offered YOU
(OP = @Concerned_American ) a very solid answer, regarding what you can do to report the issue, perhaps resolve the problem.

Its worth giving it a shot.

 

[adjusterjack]

The OP seems to think that someone may have voted for your guy in their stead.

Could be. When one doesn't use their vote, one loses it.

 

[stealthy1]

Apparently not concerned enough to vote.

 

[welkin]

The OP seems to think that someone may have voted for your guy in their stead.

Easily enough to check. If he checks his registration and his address is correct, and since he did not vote in person, any mail-in ballot would have been sent to his registered address. Since he did not receive a mail-in ballot, nobody voted in his name.

He may have been registered when he renewed his driver's license.

Pennsylvania adds automatic voter registration when renewing driver's licenses

 

[Tax Counsel]

The OP seems to think that someone may have voted for your guy in their stead.

The Trump campaign engaging in voting fraud? Now that would be a shocker, huh?

 

[zddoodah]

I and several family members are victims of voter fraud.

No you're not.

You can report what happened to the agency in PA that handles voter registration and ask that the registration be cancelled.

 

[Red Kayak]

What do I do? Can I do anything? I feel powerless and angry. I don't follow politics and don't understand how this all works. If it helps, I'm in Pennsylvania.

You can change your party affiliation online:

Update My Registration | Voting & Election Information | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

You should be able to change it to "independent" (as opposed to Independence).

It is only voter fraud if someone actually voted under your name.

 

[Michael Wechsler]

I don't vote. I never have in my life. Neither does anyone in my family. However, this morning I discovered that I and my wife were registered as Republicans.

Neither of us have ever voted in our lives. I started asking people I know who don't vote to check their registration statuses. My uncle and sister were also registered as Republicans without their knowledge or consent.

What do I do? Can I do anything? I feel powerless and angry. I don't follow politics and don't understand how this all works. If it helps, I'm in Pennsylvania.

Sorry to hear about your surprise. While you may be worried about possible election fraud and the outcome of the election, it doesn't seem there is likely cause for such concern in this instance.

1) I have seen significant amounts of online efforts made to promote voting and it is possible that you may have not realized that you permitted some entity to help register you to vote. So it's possible that your being registered is not actually fraud but something you may not have realized occurred.

2) Simply being registered to vote doesn't mean you must vote. If you didn't vote, then being registered for either party should not have made any direct difference in the outcome of the election.

3) You can always change or update your party affiliation and other voting information with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania website regarding voting.