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Mail-in ballot counting in Pa. could delay winner. How long will we wait?
Four PA Counties Investigate Apparent Voter-Harvesting Operation - The Federalist
At least four Pennsylvania county election offices — Lancaster, York, Monroe, and Cambria — are setting aside suspicious and possibly fraudulent ...
2024 Election Guide
Nov. 5, 2024, is the General Election
Polls are open on election day from 7 A.M. - 8 P.M.
Last day to register to vote: Oct. 21, 2024
Last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot: Oct. 29, 2024
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More than 30000 have requested mail-in, absentee ballots in Monroe County
Tuesday is the last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot in Pennsylvania. Almost 20000 Monroe County voters have already returned their ...
Election Integrity Concerns Mount Over Ballot Box Oversight in Monroe County
Concerns over election integrity continue to rise in Monroe County amid reports of potential misuse of ballot drop boxes during the absentee and mail-in voting period. Observations made on October 15 and October 22 at the Monroe County Administration Office’s ballot box reveal multiple instances where voters allegedly submitted more than one ballot, possibly violating Pennsylvania’s election laws, which mandate that voters submit only their own ballot unless legally authorized otherwise.
Lisa VanWhy, State Rep for the 189 PA commercial
Lisa is a former school board director who voted against each tax increase in her 8 years on the East Stroudsburg School Board where she also presided as President of the ESASB.
She also voted to keep inappropriate books out of the childrens library.
Vote Lisa VanWhy
What is a poll watcher and what are they allowed to do
What is a poll watcher and what are they allowed to doOn the issues: Cartwright, Bresnahan discuss positions as election nears - Scranton Times-Tribune
In an election where Pennsylvania voters will play a major role in choosing the next president, voters in the state's northeast region also will ...
Ad Watch: Anti-Susan Wild ad attacking her legal work still misses crucial context
In the column, which The Morning Call revives during major election years, reporter Lindsay Weber researches claims made in political ads, puts them ...
Beware of Voting ScamsPostOct 25, 2024As this year's election draws near please be aware of voting scams and be careful with your personal...
Beware of Voting Scams
PostOct 25, 2024As this year's election draws near please be aware of voting scams and be careful with your personal information.Ad Watch: Ads that claim Ryan Mackenzie wants to cut Social Security, Medicare lack critical context
... Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District, which covers all of Lehigh, Northampton and Carbon counties and a small part of Monroe County. It is ...
Pa. voters' provisional ballots must be counted if mail ballots DQ'ed
Pa. voters' provisional ballots must be counted if mail ballots DQ'ed
Monroe County Man Helps Capture A Suspect During a Manhunt - brctv13
Two suspects took police on a dangerous pursuit on Interstate 80 that ended in Stroud Township. A manhunt then ensued as every law enforcement agency ...
Candidate Q&As: Probst, VanWhy running in 189th District
Candidate Q&As: Probst, VanWhy running in 189th District
189th District candidates Tarah Probst, Lisa VanWhy answer questions - Pocono Record
State Rep. Tarah Probst and 189th District challenger Lisa VanWhy discuss the district's top issues, what bill they'd introduce first and more.
What Pa. voters can do if they are intimidated at the polls
Probst: Help is Just a Call Away
Pa. state Rep. Tarah Probst discusses her legislation that would create a public education campaign within the Department of Human Services to increase public understanding and engagement with the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. The bill passed the state House and now heads to the Senate for consideration.
More at RepProbst.com