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League of Women Voters
Voter Registration
 | TO VOTE IN PENNSYLVANIA, YOU MUST BE REGISTERED |
Individuals possessing the following qualifications are entitled to register to vote:
They will be at least eighteen years of age on the day of the next election.
They will have been a citizen of the United States for at least one month prior to the
next election.
They will have resided in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and in their election
district for at least thirty days prior to the next election.
| TO REGISTER |
Under the Pennsylvania Voter Registration Act of 1995, persons applying for a driver's
license or renewal or change of address at the Motor Vehicle Boards will automatically be
registered to vote unless they so decline. Also, persons served by public assistance
offices, the marriage license bureau, military recruiting offices and offices with
state-funded programs for the disabled will be asked to register to vote.
Mail registration forms will be available at post offices, libraries, municipal
buildings and party offices. You may also appear at the Voter Registration Office, Room
209, Municipal Bldg., Lebanon.
After your registration is processed, you will receive an acknowledgement notice from
the Voter Registration Office stating your pertinent registration information and your
polling place.
The election law prohibits removal of a voter's name from the rolls simply for not
voting. A voter's name may be removed for the following reasons:
Upon the death of the elector as reported by the Department of Health
At the request of the elector.
Upon confirmation that the elector has moved outside the country.
In accordance with one of the two voter removal programs.
| ABSENTEE BALLOTS Any registered voter who
is unable to vote at their polling place because of illness or absence from the county,
may apply in person, or in writing, to the Voter Registration Office, Municipal Building,
Lebanon, PA 17042, to request an application for an absentee ballot. This application must
be returned before the absentee ballot is issued. The absentee ballot may be obtained no
earlier than 50 days and no later than 7 days before the primary or election days. The
ballot must be returned to the County Board of Elections before 5 P.M. on the Friday
before the election. |
| POLLS OPEN FROM 7 A.M. TO 8 P.M.FOR ALL
ELECTIONS 
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VOTER REGISTRATION OFFICE
| Elaine Ludwig, Chief Clerk of Elections
and Registrations, Room 209, Municipal Building, 400 S. 8th Street, Lebanon, 274-2801 ext.
2243
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2001 ELECTION CALENDAR
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
| First day to apply for civilian absentee ballot September 17 |
| Last day to register or change party or change address |
| before the election October 9 |
| Last day to apply for absentee ballot October 30 |
| Absentee ballots must be in election office by 5:00 P.M. November 2 |
| ELECTION DAY November 6 |
| First day to register after November Election November 7 |
Sponsored by the League of
Women Voters of Lebanon County, c/o Rita Myer. 621 Smith Ave., Lebanon, PA 17042 &
Lebanon Valley Cable Television, Lee Glowacki, General Manager, Atlantic Division, AT&T
Broadband & Internet Services, 1555 Suzy Street. Lebanon, PA 17046, 717 273-4919, FAX
717 273-0702, EMAIL Glowacki.Lee@TCI.com
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