Early Voting Now Available in 9 Pennsylvania Counties
Mail ballots are ready to vote on demand at county election offices
September 26, 2024
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Mail ballots are ready to vote on demand at county election offices
Ballots will not be ready to be mailed or to be cast at election offices this week
The six candidates for the Democratic nomination had little daylight between them in hour-long debate
“Time for someone new with a fresh set of eyes to carry our community’s interests forward”
On Wednesday, Gov. Josh Shapiro and other Pennsylvania lawmakers made an appearance at Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences’s Ag Progress Days to promote the importance of Agriculture in the state.
According to Jewish Insider, Edgewood Borough Council Member Bhavini Patel is “planning to challenge” Rep. Summer Lee (D-Allegheny) for Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District.
On Tuesday, Gov. Josh Shapiro visited Penn Hills Elementary School in Allegheny County to promote the funding for a new program that will provide universal free breakfast for all K-12 public school students in Pennsylvania.
The freshman GOP state Rep. sent out a press release on Monday announcing his candidacy to serve as Chair of the Pennsylvania Young Republicans for the 2024-2025 term.
It’s a great day to be in Westmoreland County. In a Monday morning news conference, Gov. Josh Shapiro joined leadership from Re:Build Manufacturing (Re:Build), the Regional Industrial Development Corporation
Says goals were to restore Dominion’s reputation and correct the public record
Now that the Pennsylvania Department of State has certified the official candidate list, counties around the Commonwealth are printing ballots and mailing requests for no-excuse absentee ballots to voters that have requested them.
According to DOS, there are presently nine counties around the state that have ballots available. Registered voters are able to go to their county election office, request a mail ballot, complete the ballot and return as soon as they have finished – or what many call “early voting.”
The counties that have ballots available as of press time are:
The remaining 58 counties do not have ballots ready at this time.
Readers can learn more about mail ballots in the Commonwealth here.
Now that the Pennsylvania Department of State has certified the official candidate list, counties around the Commonwealth are printing ballots and mailing requests for no-excuse absentee ballots to voters that have requested them.
According to DOS, there are presently nine counties around the state that have ballots available. Registered voters are able to go to their county election office, request a mail ballot, complete the ballot and return as soon as they have finished – or what many call “early voting.”
The counties that have ballots available as of press time are:
The remaining 58 counties do not have ballots ready at this time.
Readers can learn more about mail ballots in the Commonwealth here.
Now that the Pennsylvania Department of State has certified the official candidate list, counties around the Commonwealth are printing ballots and mailing requests for no-excuse absentee ballots to voters that have requested them.
According to DOS, there are presently nine counties around the state that have ballots available. Registered voters are able to go to their county election office, request a mail ballot, complete the ballot and return as soon as they have finished – or what many call “early voting.”
The counties that have ballots available as of press time are:
The remaining 58 counties do not have ballots ready at this time.
Readers can learn more about mail ballots in the Commonwealth here.
Now that the Pennsylvania Department of State has certified the official candidate list, counties around the Commonwealth are printing ballots and mailing requests for no-excuse absentee ballots to voters that have requested them.
According to DOS, there are presently nine counties around the state that have ballots available. Registered voters are able to go to their county election office, request a mail ballot, complete the ballot and return as soon as they have finished – or what many call “early voting.”
The counties that have ballots available as of press time are:
The remaining 58 counties do not have ballots ready at this time.
Readers can learn more about mail ballots in the Commonwealth here.
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