Voter Registration

The 2025 Election is just as if not more important than last year’s Election. Tomorrow is the last day to register to vote, or make changes to your voter registration, before the May 20th Primary Election.

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Turning 18 by May 20th? Recently moved and did not change your address with Voter Registration? Registered Independent, but want to be part of the process for choosing candidates on the ballot in November, and want to be registered with a party? Never registered but know you need to do your part to make a difference? Tomorrow is the last day to register to vote before the PA Primary. You can register or make changes on-line. The 2025 election is as or more important than the 2024 elections. We are electing county and township officials; state judges, and school board representatives. Be registered to vote and vote on May 20th, 2025!

Four ways to vote in Pennsylvania. You have no excuse not to vote!

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1) In Person Voting—Go to the polls, in person, on Election Day and cast your vote.  But you cannot forget or have any excuse as to not vote, on November 5th, 2024.  Many offices have been won by one to four votes.  Your vote is important.  

2) Early Voting—Go to your Board of Elections and vote, in person, prior to November 5th, 2024.

3) Absentee Voting—You can apply and receive a ballot by mail if you have a reason you cannot go to the polls on November 5th, 2024.  (Vacation, Work, Health Reason)

4) Mail-in Voting—You may request a mail-in ballot for no reason at all; you choose to vote by mail. 

Apply for a mail in ballot – https://vote.pa/mail/#0

Are you registered to vote?

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Our ancestors came to the United States of America seeking freedom of religion.  Unfortunately freedom is not free, and many fought and died for the government we have today.  Did you know the Constitution of the United States was written from Biblical Principles?  As it was being written and before adopting it, our Founding Father’s put a lot of prayer into this new government and our documents.  We live in the greatest country in the world.  Please do not take this for granted and exercise you freedom to vote.  God placed you in this country for such a time as this.  Benjamin Franklin said it best, “A republic,” if you can keep it.” In order to remain in a country with so many freedoms, we need to choose the candidate who will uphold those principles (freedom of religion, life, second amendment, and the list goes on).  If you or anyone you know, who will be 18 years of age by November 5th, 2024 please have them register to vote, either on the web, or at your County Board of Elections.  Let’s keep the republic! 
 

Click here to register to vote – https://vote.pa/info/register/

Are you registered to vote for the May 17th, 2022 Primary Election?

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You have until May 2nd, 2022 to change your voter registration and vote in the May 17th Primary Election.

  • Will turn 18 years of age by May 17th?
  • Never registered before?
  • Moved or changed your address?
  • Changed your name?
  • Wish to change your party.
Change your party affiliation (In the primary, you may only vote for individuals who are running as a candidate of the party for which you are registered.)

You have until May 2nd, 2022 to change your voter registration. You can 1) visit your County Board of Elections Office or 2) change your voter registration at https://www.vote.pa.gov/Register-to-Vote/Pages/How-to-Update-Your-Registraton.aspx

Primary Election verses General Election . . . what is the difference? 

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The Spring Primary Election each party choses their candidate to move onto the General Election in the Fall.  In other words, the Republican Primary Election Ballot will only have Republican candidates on it as the Republicans choose the candidate, they wish to nominate for their candidate for the Fall General Election; and the Democrat Primary Election Ballot will only have Democrat candidates on it as the Democrats choose the candidate, they wish to nominate for their candidate for the Fall General Election. 

Some people think they should have a voice on the candidates in the Primary Election even if they are not registered with the party.  That would be like voters in one state choosing candidates in another state; or one school district choosing the candidates for another school district.

If you have a candidate, you feel strongly for, you may switch your party, by completing a voter registration form and marking the change party box.  You may change parties as often as you like. 

Research the candidates, vote for the party candidate who most aligns with your values then Get Out The Vote on May 17th. 

The General Election will have the nominee, the person who won the each party’s Primary Election, on it and voters at that time can vote for either party. 

On May 18th, we roll up our sleeves and work for the candidate the voters chose to represent our Party and take control in 2023!