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Meet Pennsylvania nuns falsely accused of voter fraud

Meet the Pennsylvania nuns falsely accused of voter fraud

For a Republican canvasser going door-to-door to get out the vote in the battleground state of Pennsylvania, the address on East Lake Road in Erie must have seemed like Heaven-sent evidence of the sort of widespread voter fraud many in his party have been complaining about since Donald Trump lost the election to Joe Biden in 2020.

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A Case of Alleged Voter Fraud Turns Out to Be Monastery of Benedictine Nuns

Cliff Maloney, the founder of The Pennsylvania Chase, thought he hit voter fraud gold when he heard the words, “No

The Washington Post on MSN · 4d

A GOP operative accused a monastery of voter fraud. Nuns fought back.

A Republican operative in Pennsylvania falsely claimed that no one lived at an address that belonged to a monastery, prompting the sisters to issue a statement.

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Benedictine Sisters of Erie fighting claim on social media of voter fraud at monastery

Cliff Maloney, founder of The Pennsylvania Chase, used X to claim that no one lives at an Erie Benedictine address where 53 ...

WJET Erie on MSN3d

Erie’s Benedictine Sisters defend themselves against GOP group’s claim of voter fraud

The Benedictine Sisters of Erie are defending themselves from unfounded claims after a Pennsylvania-based GOP door-knocking ...

National Catholic Reporter2d

Benedictines fire back at social media post accusing sisters of voter fraud

"We want to be on public record as having called out this fraud so that if the outcome of next month's election is contested in Pennsylvania our integrity will not be called into question," the ...

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