‘Fraudulent’ Mail Ballot Request Forms Found in Another Pennsylvania County, District Attorney Says

The Monroe County district attorney said that dozens of ‘irregular forms’ were found, with some turning out to be ’fraudulent.’

An election worker opens envelopes containing vote-by-mail ballots in a file photo. Jason Redmond/AFP via Getty Images

Officials in Pennsylvania’s Monroe County announced this week that they discovered mail ballot request forms in the county that were found to be fraudulent.

Monroe County District Attorney Mike Mancuso wrote on social media that after a regular review of mail-in ballot requests and voter registration request forms, the Monroe County Board of Elections found “approximately 30 irregular forms,” which were then segregated.