The elections are over. But the fallout from it all is still yet to come.
And now law enforcement revealed a Democrat voter fraud scheme that will leave you fuming.
A Pennsylvania woman tied to a voting rights organization modeled after Democrat Stacey Abrams’ New Georgia Project has been charged with attempting to register dead individuals to vote ahead of the 2024 presidential election—a troubling example of the vulnerabilities in the system Democrats claim is secure.
Jennifer Hill, 38, who worked as a canvasser for the New Pennsylvania Project, allegedly tried to register 310 individuals between April and September 2024, according to Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer.
Of these, 181 were successfully registered, including her deceased father and another individual who had passed away in her home.
“She knows that because she was the person who called the police to come when he died in her house,” Stollsteimer stated.
He noted the alarming ease with which fraudulent registrations could slip through due to gaps in the system:
“She did register a fraudulent person… by putting in no date of birth and no social security number, it goes through and became a verified voter registration. She did not take any further step. That fictitious person did not vote in the 2024 election. But that shows you how we still have gaps in our system that we need to have the legislature address.”
Stollsteimer also raised concerns about the remaining unverifiable registrations: “We don’t know from the other 129 that were non-verifiable, how many of those were made up names.”
Kadida Kenner, CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, confirmed Hill had worked for the organization but claimed swift action was taken once issues were identified. “Earlier this year, the Pennsylvania Department of State informed the New PA Project Education Fund (NPPEF) about potential issues regarding attempted voter registration by one of our former canvassers working in Delaware County. Immediately upon being notified of the potential issues, we suspended the staff member pending investigation. An internal investigation was launched, and the organization paused our voter registration programs in several regions pending the outcome of our investigation,” Kenner stated.
The New Pennsylvania Project, launched in 2022, has been explicit about its partisan leanings.
It mirrors Abrams’ Georgia-based initiative and prioritizes voter registration efforts in communities of color, among youth, and among immigrants.
WHYY previously reported that the organization was “kicking into high gear” for voter registration efforts ahead of the 2024 election, reflecting its alignment with Democratic strategies.
Kenner, a vocal advocate for Abrams-style activism, expressed enthusiasm about the prospect of a black woman, presumably Vice President Kamala Harris, leading the Democratic ticket in 2024.
“To see a black woman potentially at the top of the ticket on a November ballot just blows my mind,” she said last July.
“We talk about (how) we want to heal this nation. I think this is part of that healing process, to have a black woman potentially be President of the United States.”
Hill’s alleged actions raise significant questions about the integrity of voter registration systems and the organizations tasked with overseeing these efforts.
While Democrats like Stacey Abrams and their allies champion expansive voter registration initiatives, incidents like these highlight glaring vulnerabilities that demand scrutiny and reform.
The incident underscores the importance of vigilance and legislative action to protect election integrity—a concern Republicans have long emphasized.
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