Pennsylvania’s primary elections will be held tomorrow, May 18, and Centre County and StateCollege.com have all of the information you’ll need to cast your ballot for your registered party.
1) Find out where you need to go to vote. All you need is your full name and date of birth to find your polling location. Some polling places have changed, so double-check your location. Polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
2) Find out more about the Republican and Democratic candidates in the local races that matter to you.
3) Know what to expect. Sample ballots are available for every precinct in the county.
5) Find out more. Check back at StateCollege.com after the election to find out not only who won local races, but also what that means for the general election in the fall.
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