What’s with the Judicial Retention Questions at the End of the Ballot?
PA law requires that judges go up for a retention vote every 10 years. Easttown voters’ ballot will list FIVE judges up for retention. PA judges are
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This November, Pennsylvanians have the power to protect our courts from MAGA judge Carolyn Carluccio. Carluccio is an anti-abortion judge backed by groups who want to ban abortion and take away civil rights, worker rights, and the freedom to vote for many Pennsylvanians. She ran on being anti-abortion during the primary but then tried to delete her anti-abortion positions from her website to hide them from voters.
DEMOCRAT DANIEL McCAFFERY, on the other hand, will stand with everyday Pennsylvanians to protect our rights and freedoms. He will ensure that the courts protect people, not just the rich and powerful. Judge McCaffrey is a veteran and long-time public servant. He has the trust and support of valued groups such as Planned Parenthood and organized labor.
Stop a MAGA takeover of our highest court by VOTING FOR JUDGE DANIEL MCCAFFERY! Learn more.
Since ending 150 years of Republican rule of Chester County government in 2019, we’ve seen refreshing changes in Chester County. Democrats have delivered on their promises to have government become more responsive, cut waste, and more effectively serve our citizens. That’s a trend that everyone should want to see continued, and a theme for this November’s election. We need to re-elect current County Commissioner Josh Maxwell and County Commissioner Marian Moskowitz, Debbie Bookman for Prothonotary, Michele Vaughn for Register of Wills, and Diane O’Dwyer as Recorder of Deeds, and newly elect Christopher de Barrena-Sarobe for District Attorney, and Kevin Dyes for Sheriff.
1. Vote in the comfort of your home at the time of your choosing. Whether in your pajamas, with a glass of wine, over dinner, or 2AM in the morning, you can vote when it’s convenient for you.
2. Life doesn’t get in the way when you use VBM. Despite the best of intentions, many voters don’t make it to the voting booth on Election Day for lots of good reasons such as illness, getting stuck in traffic on Route 202 or the Schuykill Expressway, a meeting goes too long at work, your plane flying into Philly is delayed by several hours and you don’t make it back in time, there’s a pandemic, it’s raining, you’re tired, your kids are sick and you can’t leave the house, you honestly forget there’s an election, etc. VBM just makes it so easy to vote. Plus, no standing around in lines!
3. Fewer phone calls, texts and door knocks from campaigns. Once your ballot has been returned to the Chester County Board of Elections, your name and phone number should disappear from candidates call and walk lists. You’ll like receiving fewer calls and it also benefits the campaigns as they’ll have fewer people to contact as they get closer to Election Day.
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NOTE: Easttown voters who have already signed up for Vote-By-Mail can expect to start receiving their ballots around October 11th.
Easttown Township has 12 citizen boards and commissions that advise the Township Board of Commissioners. New terms will begin in January 2023 for various boards, from the Historical Commission to the Parks & Recreation Board to the Zoning Hearing Board – and plenty in between. We strongly encourage Easttown Democrats to join these Boards & Commissions.
Volunteering to serve in one of these advisory roles is a significant way you can contribute to your community. Visit the township website which gives you all the information about the different volunteer opportunities. October 27, 2023 is the deadline for turning in your application.
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Last Day to Register to Vote: Oct 23
Last Day to Apply for Mail In Ballot: Oct 31
Last Day to Return Mail In Ballot: Nov 7, by 8 PM
General Election Day: Nov 7