TELL LAWMAKERS YOU WANT PERSONAL INFORMATION TO STAY PRIVATE

State Senate Republicans have issued a subpoena so they can obtain the personal information of 7 million Pennsylvania voters from the Department of State. They’re asking for records that detail your:

Partial social security number
Driver’s license number
Name
Address
Email address

State Senate Republicans have issued a subpoena so they can obtain the personal information of 7 million Pennsylvania voters from the Department of State. They’re asking for records that detail your:

Partial social security number
Driver’s license number
Name

Address
Email address

Despite political affiliation, it’s easy to see this is wrong, for a number of reasons:

There is no plan for who will handle the millions of records, how the investigation will use the copious amounts of data, or who will be accountable if there is a physical or digital breach.
PA Senate Republican staff will have exclusive access to the subpoenaed information they are seeking, making this an entirely partisan data grab
Republicans will not agree to keep extremists of the ‘Stop the Steal Movement’ out of this “investigation”
Pennsylvania taxpayers are responsible for paying for every part of this unnecessary exercise

Senate Republicans have taken their campaign to support a lie about the certified and already thoroughly investigated 2020 election to a new low, now using the personal information of millions of Pennsylvanians to push an agenda that only undermines voting and the values of our country. This request to expose sensitive information of millions of voters to unknown third parties is an invasion of privacy and personal identity security.

Pennsylvanians are already saying no to the GOP’s reckless information request. LET’S GET LOUDER! Senate Republicans work for you- it’s time to let them know.

Time is precious, so that can be sent to Senate Republicans in your name to express your disapproval of their actions. Fill out the form on the right, check the box below and press send. Use this simple process to make it clear you do not want your personal information being used for this unnecessary distraction and waste of taxpayer dollars.

Make Your Voice Heard

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Senate Republicans have taken their campaign to support a lie about the certified and already thoroughly investigated 2020 election to a new low, now using the personal information of millions of Pennsylvanians to push an agenda that only undermines voting and the values of our country. This request to expose sensitive information of millions of voters to unknown third parties is an invasion of privacy and personal identity security.

Pennsylvanians are already saying no to the GOP’s reckless information request. LET’S GET LOUDER! Senate Republicans work for you- it’s time to let them know.

Time is precious, so that can be sent to Senate Republicans in your name to express your disapproval of their actions. Fill out the form below, check the box below and press send. Use this simple process to make it clear you do not want your personal information being used for this unnecessary distraction and waste of taxpayer dollars.

Make Your Voice Heard

Supporters & counting

Republicans seek Pennsylvania voters’ personal information as they try to review the 2020 results.

By Nick Corasaniti | September 15, 2021

Pennsylvania Republicans moved on Wednesday to seek personal information on every voter in the state as part of a brewing partisan review of the 2020 election results, rubber-stamping more than a dozen subpoenas for driver’s license numbers and partial Social Security numbers.

The expansive request for personal information, directed at Pennsylvania’s Department of State and approved in a vote by Republicans on a State Senate subcommittee, is the first major step of the election inquiry. The move adds Pennsylvania to a growing list of states that have embarked on partisan-led reviews of the 2020 election, including a widely criticized attempt to undermine the outcome in Arizona’s largest county.

Pennsylvania Republicans' Attempts At A 2020 Election "Audit" Are Off To An Awkward Start

By Sarah Mimms | September 9, 2021

The state’s first hearing featured testimony about an audit backed by Trump supporters that didn’t actually find any election issues.

Pennsylvania’s Senate Republicans kicked off their own “audit” of the 2020 election with a hearing Thursday, becoming the third state legislature to do so 10 months after voters rejected former president Donald Trump.

It’s not exactly clear what will happen with this audit and whether it will follow in the path of Arizona’s widely discredited review of the 2020 election, which continues to drag on with no end in sight. But the Pennsylvania probe, which will be funded by taxpayers, got off to an awkward start Thursday.

Pennsylvania’s Election Audit Gets Off To Wild Start As GOP Subpoenas Personal Details On Every Voter In State

By Alison Durkee | September 15, 2021

Republicans on a Pennsylvania Senate committee voted Wednesday to issue subpoenas for information including personal details about each of the state’s 6.9 million voters, which they intend to use in a controversial taxpayer-funded election “audit” by a third-party firm—though Democrats plan to file a lawsuit to block what the committee’s Democratic minority leader, Sen. Anthony Williams, described as a a “pure, unadulterated power grab.”

Key Facts: The Republican-controlled Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee voted 7-4 to issue subpoenas to Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration concerning the state’s elections and voter rolls.

CALL REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS AND TELL THEM YOU WANT YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION TO STAY PRIVATE

President Pro Tempore Jake Corman: (717) 787-1377

Majority Leader Kim Ward: (717) 787-6063

Majority Whip John Gordner: (717) 787-8928

Senator Scott Hutchinson: (717) 787-9684

Senator David Argall: (717) 787-2637

Senator Ryan Aument: (717) 787-4420

Senator Camera Bartolotta: (717) 787-1463

Senator Pat Browne: (717) 787-1349

Senator John DiSanto: (717) 787-6801

Senator Cris Dush: (717) 787-7084

Senator Chris Gebhard: (717) 787-5708

Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr.: (717) 787-5400

Senator Dan Laughlin: (717) 787-8927

Senator Scott Martin: (717) 787-6535

Senator Doug Mastriano: (717) 787-4651

Senator Bob Mensch: (717) 787-3110

Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill: (717) 787-7085

Senator Joe Pittman: (717) 787-8724

Senator Mike Regan: (717) 787-8524

Senator Devlin Robinson: (717) 787-5839

Senator Mario Scavello: (717) 787-6123

Senator Pat Stefano: (717) 787-7175

Senator Robert Tomlinson: (717) 787-5072

Senator Elder Vogel, Jr.: (717) 787-3076

Senator Judy Ward: (717) 787-5490

Senator Gene Yaw: (717) 787-3280

Senator John Yudichak: (717) 787-7105