Altoona Times

A Trump supporter who attended a recent “Stop the Steal” rally in Harrisburg hopes the series of rallies that have taken place across the nation since the Nov. 3 general election will prompt a deeper look into election fraud allegations. 

Timothy Lotz, who was in the crowd at the rally on Dec. 19, says he hopes people will continue to fight.

“I don’t understand why people lose heart. But, you know, the Word of God teaches us to not lose heart. And as a Christian, I won’t lose heart in this fight for the truth in this election,” he said.

Lotz said his presence at the rally was to encourage his fellow Pennsylvanians to not give up. 

“I’m coming here today just simply because we have to continue to fight the good fight, and that is to see that this election is not corrupted, that it’s not stolen,” he said.

Although it has proven to be an uphill battle for the Trump campaign to overturn the election results, Trump supporters remain committed to supporting him in his efforts. 

Lotz said that he believes that fraud was a major factor in the election outcome and hopes that the Trump campaign will be able to overcome all of the legal hurdles and reveal the truth.

“I’m an American citizen, and I’m for the rule of law,” he said.