Republican operative accused of voter fraud scheme in Pennsylvania

Republican operative Scott Presler, who frequently accuses Democrats of voter fraud, allegedly allowed three fellow conservatives to register to vote using his Pennsylvania address despite questions about whether they lived there, according to a report from The Bulwark. Presler, a 38-year-old get-out-the-vote organizer, bought a home in Beaver County and voted there in November’s election. The three individuals include a consultant who voted in Florida in 2025, an Oklahoma-based social media figure, and a man with Virginia ties. Pennsylvania law requires voters to list a permanent residence, not a temporary one. Presler’s PAC, Early Vote Action, denied any wrongdoing, saying friends found residency while working in Pennsylvania. However, records and social media posts raise doubts about the individuals’ intentions to stay. Presler also faces questions about his own residency, as campaign finance filings list a Virginia family home.