Vice President Kamala Harris is short about 360,000 Democrat mail-in-ballot requests in Pennsylvania compared to where President Joe Biden was during this time in 2020, according to Secretary of State data.
Harris’s shortfall of Biden’s 2020 mail-in-ballot requests pace is a positive sign for former President Donald Trump’s overall election chances. The mail-in-ballot requests indicate which party is more energized and more likely to vote in the Keystone State.
Biden only won Pennsylvania by about 80,000 votes with about a one million mail-in-ballot request advantage over Republicans.
“Kamala is not even close to keeping pace with Biden mail-in requests,” Republican strategist Cliff Maloney posted on X. “She is down 360,101 Dem mail-in requests compared to this time in 2020.”
“GOP requests are only down 69,963,” he added.
Maloney posted the current mail-in-ballot requests, published every Monday:
2020 at this time:
- GOP: 407,167
- Dem: 1,183,157
2024 at this time:
- GOP: 337,204
- Dem: 823,056
Dropoff at this time:
- GOP: -69,963
- Dem: -360,101
The news of the mail-in-ballot requests comes amid more positive news for Trump. Republicans now account for the majority of voters registered in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, according to Department of State data released Monday.
Luzerne County Republicans have not held the lead in registration since 1970, according to WFMZ-TV 69 News. The flip reflects grassroots initiatives and the ongoing political realignment under the former president.
Wendell Husebo is a political reporter with Breitbart News and a former RNC War Room Analyst. He is the author of Politics of Slave Morality. Follow Wendell on “X” @WendellHusebø or on Truth Social @WendellHusebo.
