Did PA Lt. Gov and Dem Candidate For US Senate John Fetterman Commit A Felony By Offering Gift Cards and Lottery Tickets As Incentives For “Banked” Votes?

Today, voters in Pennsylvania will cast their vote in person in a primary election for Republican and Democrat candidates for US Senate. PA Lt. Governor John Fetterman is expected to win the Democrat Party’s nomination.

100 Percent Fed Up Exclusive – Yesterday, we reported about the vaxxed and boosted Pennsylvania’s Lt. Governor and US Senate candidate John Fetterman who suffered a stroke on Friday but waited three days before releasing news of his stroke to the public— only 48 hours before Pennsylvania’s primary election. The silence about his serious medical condition has raised speculation that his campaign was trying to withhold this information from voters until after the vote, only releasing an official statement after the news started to leak to the public.

“I had a stroke that was caused by a clot from my heart being in an A-fib rhythm for too long,” wrote Fetterman in his statement.

But is Fetterman’s health the only thing causing PA voters should be concerned with?

New evidence provided by a whistleblower provided exclusively to 100 Percent Fed Up reveals tweets by Fetterman that have been since been deleted, showing Fetterman begging people to “Bank your ballot” while asking individuals to show proof of their vote to be entered into a contest to win a “Sheetz” gift card.

“I want ALL the @’s (all Twitter accounts begin with @) in my TL, (Timeline on Twitter).” Fetterman appears to be asking for evidence that voters cast their ballots to be entered into a contest to win Sheetz gift cards and lottery (“PA scratch-offs”) tickets.

Fetterman tweeted, “BANK YOUR BALLOT PA,” adding, “Let’s see you bank them.” The Democrat PA Lt. Governor wrote that he was offering PA “scratch-off” lottery tickets to remind voters that “you can gamble in PA but are a criminal if you sip some weed.”

Several screenshots of voters replying to Fetterman’s offer were shared on Twitter:

Chris Howe-Smith replied to John Fetterman’s tweet, letting him know he would “go back and enter from a few weeks ago” while showing a photo (evidence) of himself holding a mail-in ballot in front of the Cumberland County Ritner Campus satellite voting center.