GOP voter registrations in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania have surged nearly sevenfold compared to Democrats since President Donald Trumps election win in 2016, according to reports. Since the 2016 presidential election, Keystone State Republicans have gained as many as 198,000 registered voters, while Democrats have added an additional 29,000, Politico reported. While the number of Democrats outnumber Republicans by roughly 750,000 voters in Pennsylvania, they have seen a drop in registered voters by two percentage points since Trumps win four years ago. Republican Party members meanwhile have seen an increase in that timeframe, from 38 percent to 39 percent. Pennsylvania is reRead More From Source
