Elections
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What to Know About Polling Place Changes, Mail Ballot Returns in Centre County
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Some Centre County voters casting their ballots in-person for the Nov. 3 election will find that their polling place has changed since the primary. The changes come amid an ongoing audit of compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of voting locations, in accordance with Justice Department mandates for all counties. The Board of Commissioners…
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Pa. Election 2026: How to Vote, Where to Vote and Everything You Need to Know for Nov. 3
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On Election Day, Pennsylvanians will cast their votes for governor, state House and Senate, and more.
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Shapiro Brings Campaign Tour to State College
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Gov. Josh Shapiro brought his campaign bus tour to State College on Sunday evening, speaking alongside local Democrats nine days before Election Day. Shapiro, who leads his Republican opponent, state Treasurer Stacy Garrity, by more than 20 percentage points in every poll, is seeking his second term as the commonwealth’s chief executive. He launched a…
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Trump Admin Charges 9 More Pa. Residents With Noncitizen Voting
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The charges, which have not been proven, come amid the Trump administration’s nationwide crackdown on election crimes ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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Polls Showed Trump Policies Might Chill Mail Voting. But Early Data in Pennsylvania Is Inconclusive
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Democratic mail ballot requests are down from both 2022 and 2024, though it’s impossible to draw clear conclusions about why.
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Centre County Elections Office Sees Leadership Change as Midterms Approach
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Centre County’s Office of Elections and Voter Registration has undergone a change in leadership weeks before voters head to the polls for the midterms and with mail voting already underway. Melanie Bailey has left her position as director of the office after a little more than two years in the role. The Board of Commissioners…
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Pa. Election 2026: A Complete Guide to Who Is on the Ballot, When to Vote, Where to Vote, Casting Mail Ballots and More
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On Nov. 3, Pennsylvanians will vote for governor, state House and Senate and more.
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Hundreds Gather in Downtown State College for No Kings: Bank the Vote Event
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Local advocacy group Keystone Indivisible held the No Kings: Bank the Vote event in downtown State College Saturday afternoon, as part of the nationwide No Kings Day of Action. While this isn’t the first “No Kings” event in State College, the day focused on encouraging early voting and participation in the upcoming midterms, not partisan…
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More Than 100 Suspicious Letters Sent to Election Officials Nationwide, Including in Pennsylvania
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The FBI said some letters contained an “unknown substance” and that they were investigating the scope of the apparent attack.
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Keystone Indivisible to Hold ‘No Kings’ Parade to Ballot Box
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A local civil advocacy group will hold a non-partisan “No Kings” gathering and parade in an effort to get people out and casting their votes early.