Elections
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Who’s Running for Centre Region, County Offices? Here’s the List of Candidates
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Following Tuesday’s deadline for nomination petitions to appear on the May 20 primary ballots, Centre County’s 2025 municipal elections are coming into focus. Voters will choose their parties’ nominees for […]
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See the Candidates Running for School Boards in Centre County
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Voters will select their parties’ nominees for local school boards among other races in Centre County’s 2025 municipal primary election, and who will be on the ballots has become clearer. […]
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Centre County Elections to Begin Using Electronic Poll Books
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Centre County voters will be seeing a change at the polls this year designed to make the process smoother and faster. The county Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved contract […]
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Overhaul of Pa.’s Glitchy Voter Registration System Moves Forward After Contract Cancellation, Delays
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The state’s voter registration system will be revamped and integrated with other election systems under a new $10.6 million contract.
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Republicans Have a Chance to Transform the Pa. Supreme Court This Year
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Judicial retention elections in Pennsylvania are usually sleepy. But this year, Republicans say they’re going all in to unseat three Democratic Supreme Court justices.
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Pa. Primary Election 2025: Everything You Need to Know About Running for Local Public Office
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The nomination petition period opens Feb. 18 for Pennsylvania’s 2025 municipal primary election. Races on the ballot include school boards, township supervisors, borough council members and more.
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Brandt Running for College Township Council
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A current State College Area School Board member will seek election to College Township Council this year. Democrat Gretchen Brandt, a 20-year resident of College Township, announced on Monday that […]
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Krishnankutty Running For Reelection to State College Borough Council
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State College Borough Council member Nalini Krishnankutty will run for a new four-year term in the 2025 election, she announced on Thursday. Krishnankutty, a Democrat, was first appointed to Borough […]
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Letting Voters Fix Mail Ballots Cuts Rejection Rates. Not All Pa. Counties Allow It
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Counties rejected just 0.57% of mail ballots due to voter errors, such as a missing signature, during the 2024 election. That number was even lower in “curing” counties.
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Special Elections Cost Pa. at Least $1M Last Legislative Session
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Just two of the 10 previous sessions — a span of 20 years — saw more special elections than this one.