October 30, 2024
ILLEGAL “VOTERS” CUTTING THE LINE AGAIN!
Look at this BS in Pennsylvania… swing state… it figures.
BUSSES of non-english speaking “citizens” are guided past Americans who had been waiting in line for hours to cast their early votes.
These people, all wearing Harris Walz… pic.twitter.com/rxRlqtN1Cs
— Ann Vandersteel™️ (@annvandersteel) October 29, 2024
A controversy is brewing out of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, where early voters at the South Park Ice Rink satellite election office reported seeing vanloads of non-English-speaking individuals escorted by “translators” and bypassing long waiting lines to cast ballots. According to eyewitnesses, the individuals were guided into the building by representatives from “Vote Today PA,” a mobilization group reportedly supported by the progressive Working Families Power organization.
X user Emma Cawwod, who was at the location, shared a post claiming that at least “three buses” arrived with individuals being helped by Vote Today PA members, some wearing branded hooded sweatshirts. Describing the scene as chaotic, one witness alleged that foreign-language speakers were “escorted to the front by young representatives wearing Vote Today PA attire,” adding that these voters seemed to be assisted with filling out ballots, while others in line waited for hours.
Another witness shared on social media, “I was there on Saturday when this happened. We were told when we arrived there would be a 2-hour wait. We watched at least three different groups of approximately 20 non-English-speaking people escorted into the building ahead of everyone in line.”
According to additional firsthand accounts, frustration among waiting voters grew as those who arrived in organized groups appeared to bypass the line. A witness using the handle RESTORE LAW AND ORDER claimed that while some people in line voiced concerns, most stood by without raising objections.
The Gateway Pundit has reportedly reached out to both the Allegheny County Board of Elections and Working Families Power for comment on the allegations. Neither organization has issued a formal statement regarding the incident.
Broader Concerns for Election Integrity
As early voting continues in Pennsylvania, concerns over ballot access, process transparency, and voter fairness have ignited broader discussions on social media about election integrity. Compounding these concerns, reports from Bucks County Emergency Services noted that the Doylestown voting line was closed ahead of the official 5 p.m. closing time despite Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s promise to accommodate anyone in line by that deadline.
Fran Haller, a Republican committeewoman, expressed her frustration, citing multiple early closures at service centers that have inconvenienced voters attempting to cast ballots in person. The ongoing reports have only added to a charged political climate, with many calling for more rigorous oversight to ensure fair and equal treatment for all voters.
The issues at Pennsylvania’s election offices come as both political parties urge voters to make their voices heard in what is shaping up to be a closely watched election season. Meanwhile, local officials have yet to release a formal response addressing the recent reports.
Sources
- Fox News
- The Hill
- Gateway Pundit
