The Pennsylvania Republican Party, with help from the national organization, has dramatically closed the voter registration gap with Democrats following the 2020 election cycle, according to figures published this week.

Penn-Star Capital correspondent Nick Field wrote this week that the state GOP has made significant gains in voter registrations.

“Since I first started tracking voter registrations [sic] trends in Pennsylvania, Republicans have generally eaten into Democrats’ historic advantage. This is the first time I can recall, however, that the GOP posted gains in all 67 counties throughout the Commonwealth,” he wrote.

“Furthermore, the comparison to the last Presidential cycle is particularly stark. Back during the COVID-delayed voter registration deadline in May 2020, the Democratic advantage was D+803,427. Today it stands at 397,241.