And when it does occur the extent to which there's evidence of it, and allegations of widespread voter fraud in Pennsylvania are completely and totally unfounded. Voters should have confidence that we will have a free, fair, safe and secure election in 2024 just as we had in 2020.
Schmidt refutes allegations of widespread voter fraud in Pennsylvania and reassures voters about the integrity of upcoming elections.
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