Pennsylvania radio host John Fredericks said the political situation in the Keystone State is “hanging in the balance” ahead of the upcoming Nov. 5 general election.
Fredericks, founder and owner of John Fredericks Media Network, said that “all eyes are on Pennsylvania” in the upcoming election, noting that various political races from the state to the federal level will determine how the state is represented and governed in the future.
“You have a Senate campaign. You have a couple of House seats that you can win. You have a state treasurer race. It’s very competitive. And then there’s Pennsylvania hanging in the balance… there’s the state Senate and the House. Republicans control the state Senate by a few votes. They look pretty good. The map favors them. They should be fine in the Senate, barring a disaster, but when you go to the House, they lose two. They need two seats, and we have a couple of representatives who are targeted, who are vulnerable,” Fredericks explained Wednesday. edition With Michael Patrick Leahy Show.
Fredericks stressed the importance of voter turnout in the general election, noting that he believed the left would “cheat” by using dropbox tactics and allowing illegal immigrants to vote.
“It all depends on turnout… It’s all or nothing,” Fredericks said. “Everything hangs in the balance.”
“It’s going to be very close, and they’re going to cheat. We have some solutions, but our goal is to reduce fraud where it’s not relevant. They’re going to cheat. Illegals are going to vote. It’s going to be drop boxes, mail-in ballots, God knows where. It’s going to happen, but not to the extent that it happened in 2020, and we’ve reduced it to some extent in 2022, but we’ve got to vote early, people… You can’t give the Democrats 50 days to vote and we’ve got 10 hours and think we’re going to win. You just can’t win in that scenario. We’ve got to vote early, we’ve got to vote by mail, and we’ve got to get out early,” Fredericks added.
Fredericks, who called into Wednesday’s concert from outside the New Holland Arena in Harrisburg, where former President Donald Trump was scheduled to perform, Rally later that day, he also pointed to Pennsylvania’s significant contribution to the presidential decision, saying, “If [Trump] wins Pennsylvania and becomes president.”
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