The office of Representative in the General Assembly for your State House District
The election for Democratic Committeeman and Committeewoman for your voting precinct
If you live in Frankfort Springs, Hanover, or Independence your ballot will include the race for 46th State Senate District.
If you live in the 15th Legislative District which includes Beaver, Brighton Twp., Frankfort Springs, Georgetown, Glasgow, Greene Twp., Hanover, Hookstown, Independence, Industry, Midland, Ohioville, Potter, Raccoon, Shippingport, South Beaver, Vanport, and parts of Washington County, Sydney Speicherwill be on your ballot.
If you live in the 16th Legislative District which includes Aliquippa, Ambridge, Baden, Center, Conway, East Rochester, Freedom, Harmony, Hopewell, Monaca, Rochester Borough, Rochester Twp., and South Heights, Rob Matzie will be on your ballot.
If you live in one of the following municipalities, Jake Young requests that you writehim in for Representative for the General Assembly in the 14th District AND fill the oval (see above) next to his name:
If you live in one of the following precincts and vote at the location below, the following Democrats have asked that you write them in as Committeeperson and then fill out the oval next to their name:
Beaver 2, King Beaver Apts – Janet Hill
Beaver 3, Beaver Fire Dept – Iain Eastman
Bridgewater, Borough building – Diana Loll
Brighton Twp 5, 2 Mile Run Shultz Lodge – Alexandra Kirsch
Greene Twp, Hookstown Grange – Christy Gibson
New Brighton 1, Holy Family Parish – Jake Young
New Brighton 5, Westminster Presbyterian Church – Tina Shannon & Randolph Shannon
Pulaski Twp, Marion Hill Church – Hannah Brooks
If no one is running for Committeeperson on your ballot, you can be seated on the Committee as a representative for your precinct if you are a registered Democrat and at least 10 of your neighbors write your name on the ballot and fill in the oval next to your name.
Mailed your ballot, but don’t see an email stating that it was received? Check the status.
🗳️If you received a mail-in ballot but want to vote at the polls, take your ballot and envelopes with you. They will be destroyed, and you will vote using a regular ballot.
If you requested but didn’t receive your mail-in ballot, you are legally entitled to fill out a provisional ballot at the polls.
Still need to fill out your ballot and return it? It 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.
Follow these instructions to complete your mail ballot.
✍️Use blue or black ink to fill in the ovals, including the ovals next to any write-ins.
📩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. Return the ballot to the Courthouse.
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 aprovisional ballot.
If you have an accessibility 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.
Winning Wednesday this week will be at a local restaurant to celebrate our work for during the Primary season. Join us for cash bar. Sign up for the location.
Adams Street is expected to be under construction for an extended period of time. Please use Pennsylvania Avenue to access the back entrance to the parking lot, and be mindful of children and pedestrians on the side streets.
May 19, 2026 – Primary Election Day.Vote at the polls or deliver your mail ballot to the Courthouse, 810 3rd Street in Beaver. Enter in the back off of Commerce Street. Pollsare open from 7 am to 8 pm.
October 19, 2026 – Last day to change your name, address, party or register to vote before the General Election.
November 3, 2026 – Election Day. Last day to vote in the General election or deliver your mail ballot to the Courthouse. Your pollis open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
