At Northampton County Council's March 20 election integrity meeting, Voting Registrar Chris Commini provided the following update concerning the upcoming May 20 primary election:
1) Because there are no referendum questions, you must be registered as a Republican or Democrat to vote. Independents and members of minor parties are unable to vote.
2) May 5 is the last day to register or switch parties.
3) There are no reported statewide challenges, so county officials will be able to prepare a ballot once county challenges to nomination petitions have been resolved.
4) Approximately 66,000 letters have been sent to people who wish to vote by mail, and thus far, 17,600 applications for mail-in ballots have been processed.
5) The last day to apply for a mail-in ballot is May 13.
7 comments:
When will we know the outcome of challenged petitions?
They should be resolved very quickly. Once I have the orders, I will post.
Thank you
Matt and Garry Flower withdrew their challenges to my nomination petitions after putting me on the stand for approximately 2 minutes.
Matt Flower and Garry Flower withdrew their challenges to my nomination. Full story on my Facebook page
Thanks very much, Ellen. Will note.
COUNCIL will be only 5 Ds after the testimony today, no other results can be
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