Write-In Vote Counting Needs to Be Monitored: Former PA Gov.

The transcript discusses the differences between the 2020 and 2016 elections, focusing on the impact of suburban women voters and Donald Trump's campaign strategies in Pennsylvania. It highlights the shift from voting machines to judicial processes and the political dynamics in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The importance of monitoring the large influx of write-in ballots for accuracy is emphasized, with both Biden and Trump campaigns actively involved in this process. The discussion also touches on the polarized support observed in other cities like Detroit and Milwaukee.

What significant change in voting patterns was observed among suburban women in Pennsylvania during the 2020 election?

• No significant change

• Increased support for third-party candidates

• Increased support for Donald Trump

• Decreased support for Donald Trump

What was a key factor in Donald Trump's campaign strategy in Pennsylvania?

• Compensating for suburban losses with rural support

• Focusing on urban areas

• Ignoring suburban areas

• Relying solely on social media campaigns

What transition in the election process is highlighted in the second section?

• From paper ballots to electronic voting

• From local to national election oversight

• From voting machines to judicial courtrooms

• From in-person voting to mail-in voting

What challenge did Pennsylvania face during the 2020 election regarding ballots?

• Large influx of write-in ballots

• Insufficient polling stations

• Lack of voting machines

• High number of spoiled ballots

What measures were taken by the campaigns to ensure vote accuracy in Pennsylvania?

• Using only electronic voting machines

• Monitoring the vote counting process

• Hiring additional poll workers

• Recounting all votes manually