The state’s famed “Pennsylvania Dutch” registered to vote in “unprecedented numbers” in response to a January federal raid on a local raw milk farm in Bird in Hand, Pa., a source familiar with the

The Amish community in Pennsylvania, which typically refrains from engaging in politics or participating in elections, may play a significant role in the upcoming presidential election, reports "The Sun.

Rural Lancaster County has for generations voted Republican, Nolt said, and so it’s also not surprising that any Amish who do vote would be influenced by their neighbors’ preferences. Most Amish voters register as Republicans, he said. .

Experts said the figure in the post is impossibly high. The total Amish population in Pennsylvania is estimated to be about 93,000.

The Amish community in Pennsylvania, typically known for steering clear of politics and elections, might have a notable role in the upcoming presidential elections, reports "The Sun." This year, the Amish may genuinely influence the final voting results,