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Clerk: 9,823 Beaver County residents requested mail-in ballot packets ahead of May election
Summary
At a Beaver County work session, the clerk said 9,823 people have requested mail-in ballot packets and that packets should begin arriving next week; commissioners also moved into executive session to discuss personnel and litigation matters.
The Beaver County clerk told commissioners Wednesday that 9,823 residents have applied for mail-in ballot packets for the upcoming election and that packets should begin arriving next week.
The clerk said the figure during the work session and added that commissioners would go into executive session to discuss personnel and litigation matters. "Right now, we have 9,823 applicants who apply for a mail in ballot packet," the clerk said.
The update was delivered as part of regular department reports and followed routine agenda items. The clerk also noted that the mail schedule should result in requested packets starting to appear in recipients' mailboxes next week.
The board announced it would move into executive session at the end of the public portion of the meeting to discuss personnel and litigation; no roll-call vote on the executive session was recorded in the posted segments.
