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Important Information For Franklin County Voters Ahead Of May 20 Primary

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. –The Franklin County Board of Election answers voters’ most frequently asked questions ahead of Pennsylvania’s Municipal Primary on May 20. What time do polls open and close? Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Registered voters who are in line at 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote. Am I…
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How To Vote By Absentee, Mail-In Ballot In Primary Election

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania voters have two options to receive and vote a ballot prior to Pennsylvania’s Municipal Primary on May 20. Voters may request either an absentee ballot or a mail-in ballot to complete and return to the Franklin County Voter Registration Office by 8 p.m. May 20. Military and overseas civilian voters must…
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Independents Unable To Vote In Municipal Primary Election In May

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – Voters who are currently registered as an Independent/Non-Partisan or with any minor political party (i.e. Green, Libertarian, Constitutional, etc.) are not permitted to vote in the upcoming Municipal Primary on May 20. Pennsylvania has a closed primary voting system, which allows only registered Democrats and Republicans to vote for their parties’ candidates…
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Tips On Registering To Vote, Updating Voter Information

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvanians have until May 5 to register to vote or make changes to their voter registration information – including party affiliation – ahead of the state’s May 20 Municipal Primary. Registering to Vote for the First Time or Updating a Voter’s Information Once an application is processed, voters will receive a voter…
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Franklin County Election Board Discusses New Voting Equipment for November 2019 Election

The Franklin County Election Board held a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss replacing the County’s current voting equipment. All Pennsylvania counties are required to replace election equipment by the 2020 primary election. County staff presented information on the history of Franklin County’s current voting machines, the current directive, as well as recommendations for new…
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New County Election Board & Solicitor Appointed & Candidate Packets Now Available
Due to the three current County Commissioners running for re-election, President Judge Carol L. Van Horn has signed an Order of Court appointing the following individuals as members of the Franklin County Board of Elections for the year 2019: Jerry Warnement, Owen Myers and Garry Gontz. These appointees will assume responsibility for all election duties…
