AARP PA Hosts Tele-Town Hall with Chief Clerk to the Lehigh County Election Board
AARP Pennsylvania hosted a Tele-Town Hall on April 29 detailing the ins and outs of voting in Lehigh County for the upcoming primary. AARP Pennsylvania State President Joanne Grossi was joined by Chief Clerk to the Lehigh County Election Board Timothy Benyo for the discussion. During the event, the hosts went over how to vote, where to vote, and when to vote in the Pennsylvania primaries.
Among the highlights Grossi and Benyo noted:
- There will be mail balloting in the May 17 primary. “Everyone who has filled out an application …. will get a ballot for this primary.”
- Drop boxes: “There has been a lot of conversation about drop boxes … election code isn’t specific about drop boxes [but] the Supreme Court has made them a legal option for counties to use … We are using them in Lehigh county, there are 5 commissioner districts, and in each, there will be drop boxes available.”
- The Pennsylvania Primary is Tuesday, May 17; polls will be open between 7 am and 8 pm.
Benyo urged all callers to go to the Lehigh County website: lehighcounty.org for more information.
AARP Pennsylvania is fighting for voters 50+ to make their voices heard. We have developed a State Guide committed to providing you with trusted information about the 2022 election. Our Guide includes everything you need to know about how and where to cast your ballot simply by visiting www.aarp.org/PAVotes and you can confirm all election-related voter information by visiting the Pennsylvania Department of State website at www.vote.pa.gov.
To listen to the entirety of the Lehigh County Tele-Town Hall, click here.
