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PA GOP Launches Statewide Voter Registration Competition to Flip Pennsylvania Red

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Today, the Republican Party of Pennsylvania officially launched a statewide voter registration competition aimed at building grassroots momentum and flipping Pennsylvania from a Democrat to Republican voter registration majority.

Running from June 2nd through October 20th, this initiative engages all 67 counties in a competitive effort to grow Republican voter registration totals ahead of the November election. Each county has been assigned a unique registration goal based on local data and current trends, with progress tracked and shared every two weeks.

“This is a mission to reshape the electoral map in Pennsylvania,” said James Markley, Communications Director for the PA GOP.. “Our message is resonating, our base is energized, and this effort will ensure we have the numbers to back it up in November.”

This bold organizing effort reflects the Republican Party’s commitment to grassroots growth and long-term victory in the Commonwealth. It’s one of the most aggressive statewide registration drives in recent memory, and it’s just the beginning.

“As Democrats continue to lose touch with working families across Pennsylvania, Republicans are organizing, registering, and preparing to win,” added James Markley. “We’re laying the groundwork now to deliver real results this fall.”

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