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The Committee of Seventy Releases Statement on Improperly Registered Voters in Lancaster County
Philadelphia, PA – The Committee of Seventy released the following statement in response to news that the Pennsylvania Department of State and Lancaster County election officials identified five improperly registered voters, including a non-citizen who cast a ballot, through routine voter roll maintenance: “This is exactly how the system is supposed to work. Pennsylvania’s voter list…
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The Committee of Seventy Responds to President Trump’s July 16th Primetime Address
Philadelphia, PA – The Committee of Seventy released the following statement in response to news that the Pennsylvania Department of State and Lancaster County election officials identified five improperly registered voters, including a non-citizen who cast a ballot, through routine voter roll maintenance: “This is exactly how the system is supposed to work. Pennsylvania’s voter list…
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Statement on Chester County Poll Book Error
Chester County Voter Service has reported that the poll books at all precincts currently do not include the names of voters who are registered with third parties (e.g., Independent, Libertarians, Green) or with no party affiliation.
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Committee of Seventy Calls on PA Congressional Leaders to Support Additional Federal Funding to Ensure Safe and Secure Elections
Media Contact: Megan R. Smithmegan@brownstonepr.com215.410.9879 Committee of Seventy Calls on PA Congressional Leaders to Support Additional Federal Funding to Ensure Safe and Secure Elections in the Commonwealth of PA in 2020 Local jurisdictions will bear the heaviest burden of protecting voters and workers from COVID-19. They need federal funding now. PENNSYLVANIA – As the COVID-19 pandemic continues…