Trump sows election doubts, at odds with Pennsylvania GOP confidence
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Former President Donald Trump raised concerns about election integrity in Pennsylvania two days before polls close, calling for statewide reforms before the next election.
During a rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania, a relatively low-energy Trump, who did host three events on Saturday, criticized extended voting hours in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a crucial county closer to Philadelphia in which 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton underperformed President Joe Biden in 2020. Republicans sought the extension of hours this week.
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