Frontrunnning Pa. governor candidate amplifies unproven stolen election narrative
GETTYSBURG, Pa.—State Sen. Doug Mastriano, a leading Republican candidate for governor, recounted his long-running, unproven case for election fraud on Saturday.
Mastriano, the first speaker of the event, portrayed himself as the lone member of Pennsylvania’s Republican-controlled state Senate willing to fully pursue fraud claims. The was no major media coverage and no highly-visible presence of other prominent Republicans. It was a pro-Trump crowd, although “Mastriano for governor” items were plentiful.Mastriano, 58, is a retired Army colonel in his first term in the state Senate. He announced his run for governor in January. Polls have shown him neck and neck with the other Republican frontrunner, former U.S. Rep.
Most involved allegations of ballots being cast or people who were dead. Six people had been charged as of late 2021. Video appears to show Mastriano and his wife among a crowd passing through barricades on Jan. 6, although he says he heeded Capitol police directions. No video has emerged showing him inside the Capitol.
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