Seven Pennsylvania voters charged with fraud in 2024 registration drive, fueled by pay-per-form scheme.

Seven people, including a supervisor and six canvassers, were charged in Pennsylvania with voter registration fraud tied to a 2024 election effort in Republican-leaning counties. Prosecutors said the scheme, uncovered after 2,500 suspicious forms were flagged in Lancaster, was driven by financial incentives, not election interference. The supervisor allegedly paid canvassers based on registration numbers, prompting some to fabricate names, addresses, and signatures to meet quotas and avoid job loss. The company, Field+Media Corps, denied knowledge of the misconduct, and its funder, Everybody Votes, said it prohibited per-registration payments and cooperated with the investigation. Officials clarified the fraud involved registration forms, not ballots or votes, despite claims by former President Donald Trump.