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County reports mail‑in ballot requests and outlines in‑office voting schedule
Summary
Solicitor's office reported 9,483 mail‑in ballot requests with 3,216 returned (about 34%); in‑office voting begins the next day and runs through May 13. Registration deadline and poll-worker recruitment were also discussed.
The Beaver County Solicitor's office provided an election update at the April 30 work session, reporting mail‑in ballot activity and reminding residents about voter registration and in‑office voting.
Colin of the solicitor's office said, “As of today, there have been 9,483 mail in ballots requested. 3,216 of those have been returned. So about 34% of the mail in ballots to this date have been returned.” He told commissioners that in‑office voting was scheduled to begin the following day and run through May 13 and advised voters to bring identification and completed mail‑in applications if they choose to vote in person at the Bureau of Elections.
Colin also said anyone interested in serving as a poll worker can contact the Bureau of Elections and reminded attendees that the registration deadline for the upcoming primary was the next Tuesday. He noted personnel matters would be handled in executive session and did not provide details during the public portion of the meeting.
No formal election actions or local rule changes were recorded during the work session; the remarks were informational and included contact instructions for the elections office.
