Voters say non-English speaking 'citizens' cut lines during early voting * WorldNetDaily * by Andrew Powell
Thursday, October 31st 2024, 9:47:51 pm
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Pennsylvania voters casting their early votes are saying buses full of non-English speaking "citizens" wearing Harris/Walz stickers were being given preferential treatment and were allowed to cut into lines ahead of locals who were waiting for hours.
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