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Next Election in Philadelphia is Tuesday, May 21 ,2013 |
For demonstration purposes only; not an official web site. VOTER ID LAW On November 6, 2012, Philadelphia voters will be able to vote a regular ballot on the voting machines even if they do not have a photo ID. However, poll workers will ask voters for Photo ID. There are separate ID requirements for first time voters. Pennsylvania voters will be required to bring an approved Photo ID to the polls in order to vote on May 14, 2013 and all later elections. For more information, visit www.votespa.com. ID's are available from PennDOT for no charge for voters who have no other ID approved for voting. Welcome to the new site for the office of the City Commissioners and Philadelphia County Board of Elections. The vision of this office is to provide an enhanced resource for voters, candidates for office and their campaigns, as well as the general public. We, the board of commissioners are united in our vision of a transparent, highly accessible and effective organization that provides for fair, effective and lawful elections with the integrity that the people of Philadelphia deserve. What you see here is only a preview of the functionality and content that we will provide over the coming months as this site evolves. During that time we will provide a development environment where the public can view future enhancements and tools and provide valuable feedback. Some of future functionality highlights include:
Please take some time to explore the site and add your voice to the effort to elevate the election process in Philadelphia.
Stephanie Singer, City Commissioner, City Hall Room 132, 215-686-3460 Anthony Clark, City Commissioner, Chair City Hall Room 130, 215-686-3462 Al Schmidt, City Commissioner, City Hall Room 134, 215-686-3464 |
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