Did he also vote in the state where he lives? Is this the kind of Voter fraud he and his ilk scream about?

is to always "distract" and gum up the works of others while they carry out their own lawlessness that they accuse others of engaging in (and they are not).

It's as if they are hardwired to assume that "everyone" is operating illegally like they are so they will send people on scavenger hunts looking for "fraud" going on within the "opposition" in order to cover their own fraud.

40 year old man voting at his parent's house.

If he filed his taxes anywhere but PA then they shoukd pinch him, charge him with both voter fraud and tax evasion. The defense for one will trap him on the other. I didnt move my taxes and voting until I was stable, but my taxes & vote were coordinated.

Here is Slate's article - MAGA’s Top “Voter Fraud” Watchdog Votes in a Swing State. He Doesn’t Live There.

And from that, this is mentioned -

Our AG is unfortunately an (elected) GOPer... But I know, living not far from Norristown, PA, which is the County Seat for Montgomery County (a rim county to Philly where I live), and where the County is now pretty much blue, the D.A. is a Democrat (who kicked out the previous D.A. and later 45 lawyer during the 2nd impeachment - Bruce Castor), and is in the County where our current governor Josh Shapiro grew up and still has a residence (when not in Harrisburg), and where he was also a County Commissioner and State Rep. before becoming state AG and current governor.

So there might be some follow-ups going on, although they obviously have to have every duck in a row before moving forward (and have a careful strategy) given the toxic environment we are in at the moment - particularly with TP USA).

I grew up in NJ just even with the top of Philly. I was just speculating on how a prosecution might go. I feel the issue really is did he also file taxes in PA when he was voting there.

but I would think the rest - the Secretary of State (Al Schmidt who was appointed by Shapiro) the Montco D.A. (a (D)), and even the Chair of the Montco County Commissioners (also a (D), who has election responsibilities), could try to go for something if it is determined his "primary residence" was really in MD.

I think the insinuation here is that voting in MD would not be consequential but voting in PA could be (although not necessarily in that County but at least contributing towards the total votes for the state, which is purple).

I know when I was in college in MA, I voted absentee for PA (my primary residence) and I was even in college during a Census and reported Philly as my primary residence (when completing the form that I got while in MA).

about White Supremacism. There are tons of them.