Use Your Voice: Tools To Help You Vote In The May Primaries
Registered to vote in the May primaries, but unsure how to research your candidates or find your polling place? With so many candidates, and with new district maps to understand, it can be easy to become overwhelmed. The League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania has the tools and information you need to vote.
Voters are encouraged to use our nonpartisan voters’ guide, Vote411.org. Vote411 is a one-stop-shop to check your voter registration status, meet candidates, learn about upcoming debates and forums, and find local polling places or ballot drop boxes.
The League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania also has a pre-recorded virtual candidate forum, viewable here.
All candidates for the offices of U.S. Senator for Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Governor, and Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor were invited to participate in a pre-recorded interview. These interviews are designed to help Pennsylvania voters better understand their candidates’ policy priorities. The forum was supported by our nonpartisan partners the NAACP of Pennsylvania, PA Youth Vote, Common Cause Pennsylvania, Committee of Seventy, Pennsylvania Voice, Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote, the Urban League of Philadelphia, and Disability Pride Pennsylvania.
Vote informed, and make your voice heard on May 17!
Contact the League:
info@palwv.org
(717) 234-1576