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League of Women Voters of Bucks County

@LWVBucksCounty

Empowering voters. Defending democracy.

 Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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Joined November 2019
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Fair Districts PA - Philly@FDPAPhilly18 Nov 2024
To simplify: (1) For substantial #redistricting reform, we must amend the PA constitution. (2) Amendments take YEARS (two 2-year legislative sessions, plus a popular vote). (3) The new system must be up and running by the 2030 Census. It's time to get moving! #EndGerrymandering
Fair Districts PA (@FairDistrictsPA) profile pictureFair Districts PA@FairDistrictsPA17 Nov 2024
⏳1 Why does PA need to start NOW for a constitutional amendment to create an independent #redistricting commission? No citizen initiative plus requirement the PA legislature pass a bill in 2 successive legislative sessions before it goes on the ballot. ballotpedia.org/States_with_…
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League of Women Voters of the US@LWV6 Nov 2024
The League of Women Voters of the United States President Dianna Wynn and CEO Celina Stewart released the following statement on the 2024 election results: lwv.org/newsroom/press-relea…
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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept5 Nov 2024
PA voters: If you have questions about voting, you can call the @PAStateDept voter hotline at 1-877-868-3772 or visit vote.pa.gov. Los votantes de PA que necesiten información para votar deben llamar a la línea directa 1-877-868-3772.  賓夕法尼亞州選民如需要資訊或遇到投票問題，應撥打熱線：1-877-868-3772. #ReadytoVotePA
Election Questions? Call 1-877-868-3772. Pennsylvania Department of State can help voters: Find their polling place. Get language support. Understand voter rights. Report voter intimidation.

ALT Election Questions? Call 1-877-868-3772. Pennsylvania Department of State can help voters: Find their polling place. Get language support. Understand voter rights. Report voter intimidation.

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VOTE411@VOTE4115 Nov 2024
🗣️ GOOOD MORNING VOTERS, IT’S ELECTION DAY!! 🤩 Make sure you’re equipped with all the information you need, including your polling location, ID requirements, candidate info, and more, by getting your personalized voting guide at VOTE411.org.
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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept5 Nov 2024
If you have not returned your mail ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: 1. Bring your ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. You can then vote on your county’s voting system; OR 2. If you don’t have your mail ballot, you can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county elections office will verify that you didn’t vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.
If you have not returned your completed mail ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: If you have your mail ballot - Bring your ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. You can then vote on your county's voting system. If you don't have your mail ballot - You can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county board of elections will then verify that you didn't vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.

ALT If you have not returned your completed mail ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: If you have your mail ballot - Bring your ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. You can then vote on your county's voting system. If you don't have your mail ballot - You can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county board of elections will then verify that you didn't vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.

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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept5 Nov 2024
It's #ElectionDay in Pennsylvania. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Remember, if you are in line by 8 p.m., you can vote. Voting in person? Find your polling place: vote.pa.gov/polls Need to return your completed mail ballot? Find a drop-off location: vote.pa.gov/ReturnBallot
Polls are open: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Find your polling place. vote.pa.gov/Polls.

ALT Polls are open: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Find your polling place. vote.pa.gov/Polls.

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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept4 Nov 2024
If you have not returned your mail ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: 1. Bring your ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. You can then vote ; OR 2. If you don’t have your mail ballot, you can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county elections office will verify that you didn’t vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.
If you have not returned your completed mail ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: If you have your mail ballot - Bring your ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. You can then vote on your county's voting system. If you don't have your mail ballot - You can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county board of elections will then verify that you didn't vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.

ALT If you have not returned your completed mail ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: If you have your mail ballot - Bring your ballot packet, including the outer envelope, to your polling place to be voided. You can then vote on your county's voting system. If you don't have your mail ballot - You can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county board of elections will then verify that you didn't vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.

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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept4 Nov 2024
Tomorrow is #ElectionDay. Polls will be open from 7 a.m to 8 p.m. Are you a first-time voter? Been a while since you’ve voted in person? Follow these steps to ensure a smooth voting experience: vote.pa.gov/AtThePolls #ReadyToVotePA
Voting at the Polls. What to Know. 1. Know the location of your polling place. You can find your polling place at vote.pa.gov/Polls. 2. If you are a first-time voter, bring identification with you. When voting at a polling place for the first time, you musty show proper proof of identification. 3. Request assistance if you need help. If you need help voting or if you cannot use the voting system because of a disability, ask the poll workers about accessible voting options. 4. Report polling place issues or voter intimidation. If you witness or experience intimidation, alert the Judge of Elections at your polling place. Also, report election complaints at 1-877-868-3772 and contact your county elections office directly.

ALT Voting at the Polls. What to Know. 1. Know the location of your polling place. You can find your polling place at vote.pa.gov/Polls. 2. If you are a first-time voter, bring identification with you. When voting at a polling place for the first time, you musty show proper proof of identification. 3. Request assistance if you need help. If you need help voting or if you cannot use the voting system because of a disability, ask the poll workers about accessible voting options. 4. Report polling place issues or voter intimidation. If you witness or experience intimidation, alert the Judge of Elections at your polling place. Also, report election complaints at 1-877-868-3772 and contact your county elections office directly.

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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept4 Nov 2024
Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and at ballot drop boxes. You can help protect the safety and integrity of our elections. Report any voter intimidation or harassment you witness. Notify an election worker and contact our year-round voter information hotline at 1-877-868-3772.
Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and drop boxes. Election Day is November 5. Vote.pa.gov.

ALT Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and drop boxes. Election Day is November 5. Vote.pa.gov.

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League of Women Voters Lehigh County@LeagueLehigh4 Nov 2024
Do you have a voting plan? Tomorrow is election day! Make a plan to vote! #electionday #voting #votingplan #makeaplan #leagueofwomenvoters #lwv #lehighvalley #pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept4 Nov 2024
Tomorrow is #ElectionDay. Polls will be open from 7 a.m to 8 p.m. Make your plan to vote at vote.pa.gov. Voting in person? Locate your polling place: vote.pa.gov/Polls. Need to return your mail ballot? Find a drop off location: vote.pa.gov/ReturnBallot. If you requested a mail ballot but have not received it, you can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place.
Ready to vote. Election Day is November 5. vote.pa.gov.

ALT Ready to vote. Election Day is November 5. vote.pa.gov.

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Thank you, Election officials, staff, and volunteers, for ensuring that our elections are safe, fair, and free.
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FixHarrisburg@FIxHarrisburg2 Nov 2024
Instead of early-voting, used in many states with little drama or delay, @PAGOP 2019 election code bill created “on-demand mail voting": an inefficient, time-consuming process. Election Law Advisory Board offered possible fixes. None were given a vote. whyy.org/articles/pennsylvan…
A clumsy early voting option has backed up election offices in Pennsylvania

A clumsy early voting option has backed up election offices in Pennsylvania

The new procedure in Pennsylvania is leading to hours-long lines as voters swamp county offices that aren't prepared to handle the influx before Election Day.

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VOTE411@VOTE4112 Nov 2024
Make sure you have a voting plan for how, when, and where you will cast your ballot. Check VOTE411.org for all your options for mail voting, voting early, and finding your polling place.
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Pennsylvania Department of State
@PAStateDept2 Nov 2024
Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and at ballot drop boxes. You can help protect the safety and integrity of our elections. Report any voter intimidation or harassment you witness. Notify an election worker and contact our year-round voter information hotline at 1-877-868-3772.
Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and drop boxes.

ALT Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and drop boxes.

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Find candidate information and your polling place at Vote411.org
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Fair Districts PA@FairDistrictsPA1 Nov 2024
Make sure your mail ballot can be counted. -Seal it in both envelopes; -Sign & write the current date on the outer return envelope; Already returned it? Check its status. Find links for election offices, drop boxes & ways to check mail ballot status: vote.pa.gov/ReturnBallot
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Common Cause@CommonCause31 Oct 2024
If our vote didn’t matter, people wouldn’t be trying to stop us from voting! 📲Make sure you know your rights as a voter and if you have any questions or concerns, call or text the Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE.
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