PODCAST: Election Directors Explain Why Nov. 5 Will Be Safe, Secure, Accurate & Fair
PODCAST: Two election directors explain why our elections are safe, secure, accurate and fair. Here’s what to expect Nov. 5.
Our elections are safe, secure and accurate.
Meet the everyday Pennsylvanians who work to protect your vote and get a behind-the-scenes look at the systems of checks and balances in place to ensure fairness in our elections and accuracy in the results.
Pennsylvania’s elections work because of tried-and-tested systems that ensure votes are cast fairly and counted correctly. The dedicated friends, neighbors and co-workers who train to run our elections take their responsibilities seriously.
SecureVotePA works to educate voters on Pennsylvania’s election process and inform them about the many built-in processes that protect the integrity of the system and ensure accuracy in the results.
Pennsylvania utilizes about 45,000 poll workers to staff 9,000 voting locations in communities across the state on Election Day. Here’s what you can expect on Nov. 5.
Pennsylvania’s election process is safe and secure. The state is expanding its work to protect your right to vote with a new hotline to report concerns: 1-877-VOTES-PA.
The Department of State is working to promote public confidence in elections and educate voters about the elections in 2024. The initiative aims to inform voters about key information about election deadlines and how to vote. Check out the official Voter Education Toolkit.
There are strict laws and safeguards in place to ensure only U.S. citizens vote in federal elections in Pennsylvania. Learn more about the safeguards in place.
State law has long established that officials have a mandatory, nondiscretionary duty to certify elections and confirm results are accurate and fair.
PODCAST: Two election directors explain why our elections are safe, secure, accurate and fair. Here’s what to expect Nov. 5.
NEWS: More than 2 million mail-in ballots have been requested by Republican and Democratic voters for this election. The Philadelphia Inquirer goes behind the scenes in Chester County to show how they’re processed to protect your vote.
Pa.’s election process is among the strongest and most secure in the nation to ensure votes are cast fairly and counted correctly. Here’s what you can expect on Nov. 5.
Everyday Pennsylvanians ensure that our elections are free, fair, safe and secure, according to Committee of Seventy President and CEO Lauren Cristella.
Former GOP Gov. Mark Schweiker, who also served on Bucks County’s elections board, has had a front-row seat to plenty of elections. He’s confident in the safeguards in place and wants you to be, too.
Jerry Feaser, who served for 10 years as Dauphin County elections director, joins LaTorre Live on WHP 580 AM to give voters a glimpse of what they can expect on election day.
Chester County’s Department of Voter Services gave “60 Minutes” a behind-the-scenes look at the many checks and balances in place to verify mail-in ballots and ensure an accurate count.
State law has long established that officials have a mandatory, nondiscretionary duty to certify elections and confirm results are accurate and fair.
Pennsylvania utilizes about 45,000 poll workers to staff 9,000 voting locations in communities across the state on Election Day. Here’s what you can expect on Nov. 5.
SecureVotePA is proud to partner with organizations working to keep our elections safe, secure, and accurate.
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