The Amish vote and what it means for 2020

Via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

A political action committee building support for President Donald Trump’s re-election bid is gearing up in southeastern Pennsylvania to once again reach out to an often overlooked group of conservative voters — the Amish.

With its rolling fields and farms, most people don’t think of Lancaster County, home to one of the largest Amish settlements in the U.S., as a political hub. But it quietly hosts a number of politically active Amish — an invisible part of the voting population that helped turn the state red in the 2016 presidential election.

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