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Philadelphia Official Addresses Concerns About Election Integrity

A protester waves a Trump flag during rally organized by a group called Election Integrity Fund and Force at the Michigan State Capitol, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021, in Lansing, Mich. A fake Certifi

Republican Philadelphia City Commissioner Secretary Schmidt recently spoke out about the upcoming election, emphasizing the possibility that the winner of Pennsylvania may not be known on election night. Schmidt highlighted the importance of understanding that delays in results are normal and should not cause alarm.

Schmidt referenced past comments made by former President Trump, expressing concerns about potential interference in the election process. However, Schmidt assured that close collaboration with county partners and the Pennsylvania Department of State is in place to ensure the integrity of the election.

Emphasizing that elections in Pennsylvania are primarily managed at the county level, Schmidt underscored the meticulous nature of the vote-counting process. He explained that while counting millions of votes is time-consuming, it is crucial to maintain accuracy and transparency throughout.

Delays in election results are normal and not alarming.
Winner of Pennsylvania may not be known on election night.
Concerns about potential interference in the election process addressed.

When asked about personal concerns regarding the upcoming election, Schmidt emphasized the need for perfection in election administration. He stressed that there are no second chances in elections and highlighted the importance of responsible communication from all parties involved.

As a seasoned election administrator, Schmidt acknowledged the inherent worries associated with the electoral process but remained optimistic about the collective efforts to uphold the integrity of the election. He urged candidates and campaigns to share information responsibly and avoid spreading misinformation that could undermine public confidence in the election results.

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