Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania’s Expanded Voter Registration Access is a Win for Everyone
September 7, 2022 PHILADELPHIA — All Voting is Local’s Co-Director of States Scott Seeborg issued the following statement in response to Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s executive order that expands access to voter registration information: “Pennsylvania voters are doing everything in their power…
Conspiracy Theorists in Pennsylvania Continue their Assault on Elections
PHILADELPHIA — All Voting is Local Pennsylvania State Director Scott Seeborg issued the following statement in response to an anti-voter report released today by Pennsylvania House Republicans on the state of elections:
Philadelphia Mayor Must Allocate Additional Funding to Expand Voting Materials in More Languages
PHILADELPHIA — Citizens for Language Access, a coalition of local civil rights and immigrant-led groups, is urging Philadelphia Mayor James F. Kenney to allocate funding to the Philadelphia City Commissioners to create voting materials in more languages.
Luzerne County Must Adopt Pro-Voter Agenda for Election Planning
LUZERNE COUNTY, Pa. — A coalition of Pennsylvania organizations are urging Luzerne County election officials to adopt pro-voter principles in their planning for future elections. In order to protect the freedom to vote and prevent barriers to the ballot, the organizations are calling on the county to take measures that include ensuring the availability of voting options and voter education materials.
Advisory: Virtual Panel to Highlight Urgent Need for Voting Materials in More Languages in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA — All Voting is Local Pennsylvania, in partnership with Philadelphia city and election officials, immigrant community leaders, and voting rights advocates will have a panel discussion on Tuesday, January 25 at 3:30 p.m. ET highlighting the need for broader language access voting rights in Philadelphia.
Advisory: Jan 6th Event to Lift Up Voting Rights, Defend Democracy
PHILADELPHIA — In partnership with local voting rights and advocacy groups, All Voting is Local Pennsylvania will host a panel discussion on Thursday, January 6 at 12 p.m. ET in Philadelphia’s National Constitution Center. The event will be open to attendees virtually. On the first anniversary after the storming of the U.S. Capitol by anti-democracy insurrectionists, this discussion will focus on ways we can stop bad actors from continuing their deliberate disinformation campaign to attack our freedom to vote.