Residents who usually vote at St. Matthew’s Church (Ward 2, Precinct 1), your polling place has been changed to Stoney Creek Shopping Center. Also, for voters in both 2-1 and 2-3, the polling place at Stoney Creek will be on the 1st level in the old Catherine’s store, not the 2nd level where it has…
Delaware County has opened three Voter Service Centers where you can: Register to vote Ask questions about deadlines, polling places, your registration status or ballot application Get the latest news and information about the election Pick up a mail-in or absentee ballot application or other election forms Submit your completed mail-in or absentee ballot NOTE:…
There are several ways to vote in the 2020 General Election, by mail, at the Board of Elections prior to November 3rd, or in person at your polling place on Election Day. See our Voter Resources page for the details. Your Vote is Your Voice – and it’s time to get loud!
Follow these steps to make sure your mail-in ballot counts. For more information on voting by mail or in person, see our Voter Resources page.
Lawn signs are flying off the shelves! We are using the form on the Springfield Forward candidates’ page to manage requests, so please enter your requests using the form there.
The County Board of Elections recently voted to deploy a secure drop box in each community that accepts it. Springfield Township has not yet replied to the County on this issue. If we want a secure drop box, we need to make ourselves heard! There are several ways to tell your Commissioner that you want…
All voters can now vote by mail in Pennsylvania. You don’t need an excuse. But, you do need to apply for a ballot. To apply online, go to votesPA.com/MailBallot – it’s quick, easy and mobile friendly. Or, look for the Mail-In ballot application in your Springfield Democrats newsletter, which will be in your mailbox this…
