What has been the Amish role in PA on election day in the past?

Apparently the Amish have not registered or voted much in the past.

Supposedly they’ve registered and voted over 125,000 Amish this year, all Republican.

The dumbass Dems went after some Amish for selling raw milk in the last couple years and I guess they finally decided to stop watching politics from the sidelines.

It’s a huge swing for Republicans in a tight race.

My uneducated guess is that they typically haven’t participated much in the past. I hope that changes. We need principled people to vote

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Horse and buggy that arse to the polls

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They can ride in cars for certain circumstances. Funerals, etc.

I'm sure early voting helped in this regard.

From my earlier post on PB:

Found this:
PBS on PA Amish voters

LINK

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There are currently about 92,000 Amish of all ages in Pennsylvania, according to the Young Center’s research, which is based on a number of sources, including almanacs, newspapers, and directories. About half are in the Lancaster area and the rest dispersed around the state. But in a community with many children, less than half the Amish are of voting age, Nolt said. In 2020, he estimated that about 3,000 Amish voted in the Lancaster area, and several hundred elsewhere, he said. “Even if we would imagine, for example, that here in Lancaster, there would be a tremendous percentage in percentage terms … we’re looking at several hundred to maybe a thousand additional voters,” he said.

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interesting, thanks