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PAhomepage.com on MSNPa. primary election 2025: Everything you need to know about requesting, filling out, and returning your mail ballotSpotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters.
Pennsylvania is one of 10 states with closed primaries that exclude independents. Many lawmakers want to change this, but leaders haven’t committed.
Democrats and Republicans will choose their parties’ candidates for a vacancy on Commonwealth Court and on Superior Court. The winners will compete in the November general election.
Montgomery County offers various voting options for the 2025 Primary, including mail-in and extended hours at satellite offices.
Pennsylvanians will elect local officials and judges. Learn more about how Spotlight PA will cover these races.
As the number of independent voters grows, there is broad bipartisan support among Pennsylvania voters for allowing the state’s 1.4 million independents to participate in primary elections, says a new poll.
When Marryka Beck didn’t receive her mail ballot as expected ahead of the November 2024 election, the West Virginia University student knew she would have to drive back to Pennsylvania and vote provisionally on Election Day. At her polling place in ...
On May 20, you can bring your blank mail ballot to the polls and surrender it and the outer return envelope and vote in person. If you did not vote by mail but do not still have your mail ballot or the envelope to surrender at your polling place, you can vote by provisional ballot.
The U.S. Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to hear a GOP appeal in a pivotal Pennsylvania election law case, the state Democratic party and the Democratic National Committee argued in
An 'open primary' system could allow more voters to cast ballots. But that would require a change to Pennsylvania's election laws.
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Reading Eagle on MSNPrimary election 2025: What you need to know about voting by mail in BerksVoting is about to begin in Berks County. Election officials said the first batch of about 16,000 mail ballots are being sent to voters who requested them and should begin arriving in mailboxes this week.
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