West Central PA News

With the voter registration deadline of October 21 approaching, Pennsylvania Senate State Government Committee Chairman Senator Cris Dush is urging eligible voters to reach out to their county election offices for assistance with voter registration and other election-related inquiries. Dush emphasized the importance of transparent and secure elections, stating, "Honest, transparent and secure elections remain the cornerstone of our constitutional republic."

Dush highlighted that Pennsylvania's elections are managed by the state's 67 county boards of elections. He advised voters to contact these local resources for direct voter registration assistance and guidance on handling unsolicited election documents received in the mail.

The press release provided contact information for election officials in several counties within Senate District 25. These include Cameron County's Misty Lupro, Centre County's Melanie Bailey, Clinton County's Maria Boileau, Elk County's Kimberly S. Frey, Jefferson County's Karen Lupone and Linda Snyder, McKean County's Brett Perry, and Potter County's Charlie F. Brown.

For those seeking more information or needing to contact their local election officials outside these counties, complete contact details are available online at a state government website.

Senator Dush also reminded residents that only U.S. citizens who have been residents of Pennsylvania for at least 30 days before the election are eligible to register to vote. He stressed the importance of active participation in elections: "Although every election definitely matters, our electoral process cannot effectively function without the support and full participation of 'We the People.'"

Dush encouraged registered voters to research candidates thoroughly and participate in voting twice a year for candidates they deem worthy.