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Board of Elections approves four polling-place relocations and reports expanded vote-by-mail services
Summary
The York County Board of Elections approved four polling place relocations under 25 PS 2726 and the elections office reported vote-by-mail counters, curbside service and logic-and-accuracy testing schedules for upcoming dates.
The York County Board of Elections voted Oct. 15 to relocate four polling places and the elections director reported operational preparations for vote-by-mail and advance services.
Elections staff reported vote-by-mail counters were operating both at the Administration Center and the Pleasant Valley Road location during regular business hours; staff indicated curbside service will be offered and that logic-and-accuracy testing of equipment had begun. The office announced planned public-facing outreach dates for October 26 and November 2, with staffing and front‑of‑building service at both the Administration Center and Pleasant Valley Road sites.
The director requested and the board approved four specific polling-place relocations pursuant to 25 PS 2726. The relocations recorded in the public transcript were: - Lewisbury Borough: from the Borough Building to Lewisbury United Methodist; - Springsbury Township, Second Precinct: from Commonwealth Fire Company to the Springsbury Township Building; - West Manchester, Fourth Precinct: from York Fairgrounds to West Manchester Township Building; - Windsor Township, Second Precinct: from Windsor Manor Elementary School to Windsor Township Building.
The board president confirmed that affected voters would receive updated registration cards and that the county website would be updated to reflect the new locations. The motion to approve the relocations passed without recorded dissent in the public transcript.
Elections staff said logic-and-accuracy testing secures each piece of election equipment with a security seal after testing and that testing continues until a judge of elections opens the machine on election day. No appeals or objections to the relocations were recorded in the public portion of the meeting.
