Charlotte Clymer’s progressive PAC sent THOUSANDS of misleading messages to Trump voters in swing states

They’ve long denied allegations of vote-rigging, calling all MAGA fans conspiracy theorists.

Yet American liberals are increasingly hard-pressed to deny the evidence that’s fast-emerging ahead of November 5.

Yesterday, a Pennsylvania news station, WNEP-TV, ‘accidentally’ showed fake election results declaring Harris the swing state winner. The ABC station showed the VP with a 52 percent win in Pennsylvania, and a decisive ‘tick’ next to her name.

Predictably, WNEP said it was simply a test gone wrong ahead of the big day, next week.

Then, there was the nationwide issue with Dominion Voter Access Terminals, which prevented voters from making certain selections — including Trump. How convenient.

And, of course, the Hunter Biden laptop story was actively suppressed by Facebook to help the Democrats ‘win’ in 2016.

This is all compelling evidence of election-rigging. But there’s also a new scam in town, thanks to trans activist Charlotte Clymer.

Clymer’s PAC, AllVote – which, according to its website, works to “mobilize progressive voters” – sent thousands of misleading text messages to potential Trump voters in the swing states of Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Arizona.

‘Records show you voted’, the message said, leaving recipients falsely believing their vote had already been cast ahead of the presidential stand-off.

The truth is that they hadn’t voted at all.

AllVote sent an apology message soon after, but those who reported the original texts as spam wouldn’t have received it.    

Clymer, who is a staunch Democrat activist, said the message was intended to say ‘Records show you voted in 2022’. However, the crucial part – ‘in 2022’ – was accidentally omitted.

Naturally, Clymer’s explanation hasn’t convinced many critics. In fact, numerous people have accused Clymer and the PAC of deceptive tactics.

“Someone went to jail for that, when they posted a meme about voting being on the wrong day,” said one X user referring to the case of Douglass Mackey. “This is worse. This could be a serious offense of campaign finance law if money is involved in a registered legitimate PAC.”

“Democrats need to be charged with Treason,” said another.

“When are the proper authorities going to take action to preserve the integrity of this election?” asked a third.

This eyebrow-raising controversy isn’t the first time AllVote has been criticized.

Earlier this year, voters in Northampton County received confusing messages from AllVote claiming there was an issue with their voter registration status.

Turns out there were no such issues.

“Voters should be more cautious as we get closer to the November 5th Election, as other bad actors may attempt to send similar phishing emails/texts,” the Pennsylvania Department of State warned.

Clymer, who was born Charles, previously courted ridicule for claiming many U.S. cities are less safe for LGBT people than countries in the Middle East.

As reported by Outspoken, Clymer made the absurd claim on social media. “It’s cute you wanna imply that Islam is the biggest threat to trans people in this country,” she said.

“Literally every Muslim elected to Congress supports trans rights, and I’m not even sure half of Christians in Congress do. Muslim politicians fight for me, a trans woman Christian.”

When the comment received pushback, Clymer doubled down. “There are too many places in the country where I’m in far more danger than I would be in Iran,” Clymer said.

The reality, of course, is much different.

Homosexuality is illegal in Iran and punishable by death in many instances. Transgenderism is seen as a terrible psychological disease or affliction that people must be cured of. As a result, many homosexuals in Iran are being pushed to accept gender-reassignment so as to spare their lives. The BBC reported on this phenomenon back in 2014. In one instance an Iranian gay man was told he must either transition or his own family would kill him.

“My father came to visit me in Tehran with two relatives,” the man told BBC.

“They’d had a meeting to decide what to do about me… They told me: ‘You need to either have your gender changed or we will kill you and will not let you live in this family.’”