THE LANSDOWNE
VOTES CAMPAIGN
Every election
is determined by the people who show up. -- Larry J. Sabato
The next election is a general election, in which candidates from different parties run against each other. General elections are held in November. In odd-numbered years November elections are also called municipal elections because there are no federal or state offices on the ballot. The upcoming election is on Nov. 7, 2023. Go to What's On the Ballot for specific information on candidates.
Congratulations, Lansdowne!
62% of active voters in Lansdowne voted in the Nov. 2022 general election. The 5th precinct did the best, with 74% of their registered voters going to the poll.
It is easy to vote by mail.
The last day to register to vote or change your party affiliation before the upcoming election is Oct. 23.
The last day to apply for a mail-in ballot and make sure the application is received at the Bureau of Elections in Media is Oct. 31.
However, if you have not already applied for a mail-in ballot, you can go to the Voter Services Center in Media to do so in person. You will receive a mail-in ballot, which you can complete and submit on the spot!
Govt. Center Building
201 W. Front Street, Media, PA
Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Additional hours may be added.
Another resource is the
PA Voter Services hotline at (877-868-3772) or 1-877-VOTESPA
A healthy democracy is only possible with active voter engagement.
Did you know?
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Out of 35 developed countries, the United States ranks 31st in voter participation.
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One of every five eligible voters in the United States is not even registered.
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An even larger percent of those registered do not bother to vote.
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Voter turnout is especially low in primaries and local elections.
THANKS!
thank you to
everyone who voted,
whether by mail or in person, at the last Election, in May 2023.
thanks also to everyone who helped before, during, and after the official election day to ensure that things went smoothly here in lansdowne.
And a special Lansdowne votes thank you to our super donor, Marty Von Rosenstiel, and our super volunteer, Harry Kalish!
Kids in Mock Voting Booth
at Lansdowne Farmers Market (pre-pandemic)
Help Us Make Lansdowne the Town That Votes!
The Lansdowne Votes Campaign
does not endorse any candidate
and is not affiliated with any party.
To participate in any aspect of the Lansdowne Votes Campaign
send an email with your name, address, and email address to
lansdowne.votes@gmail.com
Lansdowne Votes is endorsed by the Lansdowne Borough Council,
the Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation, and
the Lansdowne Business & Professional Association!
We want to make this a community-wide effort that involves as many Lansdowne organizations as possible. We welcome other suggestions about how to engage our residents.
If you think that you are
registered to vote, you can
check that here.
