Lara Trump recruits GOP poll watchers in Pennsylvania in election-integrity push

Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump and daughter-in-law of former President Donald Trump, along with other officials, advocated for election integrity in Pennsylvania on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees, including those planning to vote by mail, gathered in Newtown, Bucks County to hear the message.

During the event, Lara Trump emphasized the need for a strong presence of 100,000 people nationwide to ensure the integrity of elections. The event was part of the RNC’s “Protect The Vote Tour,” which aims to train poll watchers and legal experts to monitor key polling locations across the country.

RNC co-chair Lara Trump addressed the crowd in Newtown, Pennsylvania, during the “Protect The Vote” tour. The event focused on the importance of ensuring that every legal vote is counted, especially with the increase in mail-in ballots.

Joining Lara Trump were RNC Chairman Michael Whatley, Rep. Dan Meuser (R-Pa.), and former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi. The speakers delivered remarks on the significance of election integrity and the need for volunteers to participate in ensuring a fair electoral process.

During the event, Lara Trump highlighted the RNC’s training efforts for individuals to work in tabulation centers for mail-in voting. The importance of upholding state election laws and supporting measures such as voter ID requirements was also emphasized.

Attendees expressed concerns about election integrity but showed support for various forms of civic engagement, including mail-in voting. The event included a closed training session for aspiring poll watchers, with participants sharing their plans for voting in the upcoming election.

Overall, the event in Newtown, Pennsylvania, highlighted the RNC’s commitment to election integrity and the importance of ensuring that every vote is counted in a fair and transparent manner.