Scam text messages are targeting voters in Bucks County and other parts of Pennsylvania. Election officials warn these texts are likely to become more common ahead of November's election.
Scam text messages are targeting voters in Bucks County and other parts of Pennsylvania. Election officials warn these texts are likely to become more common ahead of November's election.
“We have you in our records as not registered to vote. Check your registration status & register in 2 minutes,” said one message shared by the Bucks County Consumer Protection Department.
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