Correct! All registered voters can vote on ballot measures and special election races that pertain to them.
Pennsylvania is one of 9 states with closed primaries, meaning primaries for partisan positions can only be voted on by registered members of that party. However, special election races and votes on ballot measures are not affected by this rule, even if they coincide with a partisan primary, like they do on May 16th.
Speaking of... If Heather Boyd doesn't win the May 16th special election, Pennsylvania Democrats will lose the House to the GOP. That's how slim our margin is — will you chip in to our Special Election Fund today?
Represent PA is a registered Political Action Committee made up of supporters committed to seeing more Democratic women elected to state legislative offices across Pennsylvania.
To get involved with Represent PA, contact info@representpa.org or visit us at www.representpa.org.
To contribute by check, please make it out to "Represent PAC." and mail to:
Represent PAC
1735 Market St., Suite A, #480
Philadelphia, PA 19103
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