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    Sign Stealers Target GOP In Pennsylvania

    By AdminSeptember 6, 2022
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    Sign Stealers Target GOP In Pennsylvania


    Sign Stealers Target GOP In Pennsylvania

    Republican campaign signs are being stolen in broad daylight in Pennsylvania.

    A video posted by the Media Borough Republican Party shows a person getting out of their car and picking up two Dr. Oz campaign signs.

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    They then run back to the car and speed off.

    Sign stealers are stealing @DrOz signs from lawns in BROAD DAYLIGHT in Media Borough. #mediapa #delco#VoteNov8th #election2022 pic.twitter.com/80TjMX6Vmb

    — Media Borough Republican Party (@mediarepublican) September 5, 2022

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    Allegheny County Councilman At-Large Sam DeMarco called on Democrat candidate Fetterman to tell his supporters not to steal yard signs.

    When your supporters stoop to stealing your opponent’s signs from yards, you know you’re in trouble. Tell them to stop @JohnFetterman https://t.co/x40mt2VoM0

    — Sam DeMarco (@sdemarcoii) September 5, 2022

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    According to Fox 43, stealing election signs is considered a third-degree misdemeanor in Pennsylvania.

    It carries a fine of up to $2,500 and/or up to one year in jail.

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