☎️ Questions or concerns? Call 1-833-PA-VOTES.

✍️Use blue or black ink to fill in the ovals

📩Place the ballot in the yellow envelope labeled Official Election Ballot.

❌DON’T make any marks on this envelope. (Test your pen on something else.)

💌Seal the yellow envelope and place it in the return envelope with YOUR NAME on the back. Don’t sign the envelope that belongs to another member of your household!

✍️Seal, sign, and add the date on the outside of the envelope. In Beaver County, you DON’T need a stamp.

🗓️Your ballot must be RECEIVED, not just postmarked, by Election Day so it is TOO LATE to put it in the MAIL. 

🫵Only you or your 🙋designated agent can drop off your ballot at the Board of Elections at the 🏛️ Beaver County Courthouse on 810 3rd Street in Beaver. If you wait until Tuesday, the front entrance will be closed. Go to the door off of the parking lot at the back of the building. 

Do you have a plan to vote in person? Find your polling place here. Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm. If you are in line at 8 pm they are legally required to allow you to vote.

If you are a first time voter or voting at a new polling place be prepared to show an accepted form of ID.

If you are told that you cannot vote using a regular ballot for any reason (not registered, wrong polling place, requested a mail ballot, etc.) you are legally entitled to request and receive a provisional ballot. 

If you have an accessibiilty issue, learn more about available accommodations here.

If you experience problems with the above or witness voter intimidation or other issues, ask to speak to the Judge of Elections in charge of the polling place. If the issue isn’t resolved, call 1-833-PA-VOTES. Then, call our Chair Erin Gabriel at 781-534-2541.

If you have an illness, emergency, or last-minute, unexpected absence from your municipality, you can request an emergency absentee ballot after October 29th. 

We reserved private space in a central Beaver County location for a potluck party. We will provide some sandwich rings and hot chocolate. If you are able please bring a snack to share and BYOB.

Please RSVP; the location will be emailed to you by November 5th. 

We still have a few shifts available for poll greeters.

Are you scheduled to be at the polls, but need your candidate literature and instructions?

Call or text Erin Gabriel at 781-534-2541 or stop by the office if you can help or need your lit.

If you can knock some doors today or Tuesday please come to the office at 426 Adams Street in Rochester. We will give you a walk sheet and literature. 

WE have the power to counter extremism at ALL levels of government. While we’re thrilled at the enthusiasm for Kamala Harris, it’s OUR job to ensure voters get excited about all of our candidates!

• Kamala Harris & Tim Walz, President of the United States of America
• Bob Casey, United States Senate
• Chris Deluzio, United States Congress
• Malcolm Kenyatta, Pennsylvania Auditor General
• Eugene DePasquale, Pennsylvania Attorney General
• Erin McClelland, Pennsylvania Treasurer
• Kate Lennen, Pennsylvania Senate, District 47
• Dr. Kenya Johns, Pennsylvania House, District 14
• Ashlee Caul, Pennsylvania House, District 15
• Rob Matzie, Pennsylvania House, District 16

For more information on candidates, check out WESA’s Voter Guide.

Thanks to Rustbelt Mayberry Photography for the photos in this issue!

We are grateful for the support we’re receiving from our allies, and we look forward to partnering with them to elect Democrats in 2024!

• United Steelworkers District 10
• International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 66
• International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 712 

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