Eligible to vote, but worried about making it to the polls on June 2? Consider submitting a mail-in ballot to be sure your voice is heard. Pennsylvania has enacted legislation to allow for “no excuse” voting via mail-in ballots, meaning anyone who is registered to vote can apply to vote by mail. The application can … More Apply for a Mail-In Ballot by May 26 and vote from home
Did you know you must register to vote by May 18 in order to participate in the Primary Election on Tuesday, June 2? Those who have been U.S. citizens and Clinton County residents for at least one month and who will be 18 by Election Day are eligible to vote. Registration is quick and simple, … More Register by May 18 to vote on June 2
Planning to run for public office or to support a campaign? Hear practical information on how to commence your candidacy and run an effective campaign! Campaign School is a regional event cosponsored by the League of Women Voters of Lackawanna County, the Political Science Department of the University of Scranton, and WNEP-TV The News Station … More Campaign School planned for January 25 in Scranton
So much is happening these days that it can sometimes feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve decided to go back to basics to start off 2020! We want to ask you directly: which issues matter most to you? The Clinton County Democratic Committee wants to know your thoughts on the issues impacting Central Pennsylvania specifically. Please … More What issues matter most to you? Take this survey.
The Municipal Election held on Tuesday, November 5, saw many local offices up for grabs in Clinton County. While some individuals ran unopposed, there were a handful of seats that were contentious up until the last votes were tallied. By the end of the night, it was clear there were changes in store for Clinton … More Harding becomes first woman on commissioner board; Long wins City Mayor race
