PENNSYLVANIA — Connecticut mega-millionaire and hedge fund CEO David McCormick’s lies about where he lives continue to be a liability for his campaign according to a new report from Courier Newsroom.

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Courier Newsroom: The source of Democrats’ Senate confidence? Flawed GOP candidates

• Among the key liabilities for Republicans is the question of residency.

• This cycle, Bob Casey, Pennsylvania’s other senator, is running against David McCormick, another wealthy Republican who Democrats accuse of parachuting into the state just to run for office.

• McCormick voted for the first time in [15] years when his name was on the ballot in the 2022 primary election he ultimately lost to Oz. Three months after announcing that campaign, he reportedly sold a $6.5 million home in Fairfield, Connecticut. And despite buying a home in Pittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood in 2022 and owning a family farm in Bloomsburg, he still rents a multimillion-dollar home on the harbor in [Westport], uses his Connecticut address as a mailing address, and has conducted interviews from his Connecticut home.