“This is not a statement that says that your vote doesn't count, it is not a statement that says that my vote isn't worth anything, it's a statement that says plan ahead,” said Rabbi Ron Symons, founding director of Loving Kindness and Civic Engagement at the Jewish Community Center.
As you may know, the Pennsylvania primary is scheduled to take place on April 23rd, coinciding with the observance of Passover. Here are important dates coming up if you are planning on mailing in your ballot in Pennsylvania:
April 8, 2024: Last day to register to vote.
April 16, 2024: Last day to request mail-in ballot.
April 23, 2024: ELECTION DAY! Ballots must arrive at the county election office by 8:00 PM.
Here is where you can request your absentee ballot: bit.ly/3gMmgsI
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