GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE The General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020 from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM prevailing time. The offices to be filled, the names of the candidates and the location of the polling places are as follows: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, Vote for the Candidates of One Party. PRESIDENT, DEMOCRATIC, Joseph R. Biden, VICE-PRESIDENT, Kamala D. Harris, PRESIDENT, REPUBLICAN, Donald J. Trump, VICE-PRESIDENT, Michael R. Pence, PRESIDENT, LIBERTARIAN, Jo Jorgensen, VICE-PRESIDENT, Jeremy Spike Cohen; ATTORNEY GENERAL, Vote for one, DEMOCRATIC, Josh Shapiro, REPUBLICAN, Heather Heidelbaugh, LIBERTARIAN, Daniel Wassmer, GREEN, Richard L. Weiss; AUDITOR GENERAL, Vote for one, DEMOCRATIC, Nina Ahmad, REPUBLICAN, Timothy DeFoor, LIBERTARIAN, Jennifer Moore, GREEN, Olivia Faison; STATE TREASURER, Vote for one, DEMOCRATIC, Joe Torsella, REPUBLICAN, Stacy L. Garrity, LIBERTARIAN, Joe Soloski, GREEN, Timothy Runkle; REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, Vote for one, 17TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Conor Lamb, REPUBLICAN, Sean Parnell; 18TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Mike Doyle, REPUBLICAN, Luke Edison Negron; SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Vote for one, 37th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Pam Iovino, REPUBLICAN, Devlin Robinson, 43RD DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Jay Costa Jr., REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 45th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Jim Brewster, REPUBLICAN, Nicole Ziccarelli; REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Vote for one, 16TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Robert F. Matzie, REPUBLICAN, Rico Elmore, 19TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Jake Wheatley, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 20TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Emily Kinkead, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 21ST DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Sara Innamorato, REPUBLICAN, John Waugh, 23rd DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Dan Frankel, GREEN, Jay Ting Walker, 24TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Ed Gainey, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 25TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Brandon J. Markosek, REPUBLICAN, John Ritter, 27TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Dan Deasy, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 28TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Emily Skopov, REPUBLICAN, Rob Mercuri, 30TH DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Lissa Geiger Shulman, REPUBLICAN, Lori Mizgorski, 32nd DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Tony DeLuca, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 33rd DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Frank Dermody, REPUBLICAN, Carrie DelRosso, 34th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Summer Lee, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 35th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Austin Davis, REPUBLICAN, No Candidate Filed, 36th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Jessica Benham, REPUBLICAN, AJ Doyle, 38th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Nick Pisciottano, REPUBLICAN, Linda Book, 39th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Sara-Summer Oliphant, REPUBLICAN, Mike Puskaric, 40th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Sharon Guidi, REPUBLICAN, Natalie Mihalek, 42nd DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Dan Miller, REPUBLICAN, Kurt Korinko, 44th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Michele Knoll, REPUBLICAN, Valerie Gaydos, 45th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Anita Astorino Kulik, REPUBLICAN, Danny DeVito, 46th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, Byron Timmins, REPUBLICAN, Jason Ortitay, 54th DISTRICT, DEMOCRATIC, No Candidate Listed, REPUBLICAN, Bob Brooks. CITY OF PITTSBURGH PROPOSED HOME RULE CHARTER AMENDMENT SPECIAL ELECTION QUESTION Shall the Pittsburgh Home Rule Charter, Article Two, Executive, be amended and supplemented by amending and adding new language to Sections 229 and 230 and adding a new Section, 231, expanding the powers of the Independent Citizen Police Review Board to allow the Board to require police officers to participate in investigations, conducting performance audits of the Police Bureau and preventing the removal of Board members except for just cause and with City Council approval? EXPLANATION OF BALLOT QUESTION Should this Home Rule Charter Amendment receive a majority of affirmative (yes) votes, Sections 229 and 230 shall be amended by expanding the powers of the Police Review Board to require police officers to participate in investigations conducted by the Police Review Board and with the Controller jointly conduct performance audits of the Police Bureau. Additionally, a new Section 231 would be created concerning the removal of independent Citizen Review Board members, provided that the Mayor would recommend removal only for just cause, unless Council, by a 2/3 vote overrules the Mayor recommendation.
THE TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICE FOR THE DEAF AND HEARING IMPARED WILL BE IN OPERATION FOR THE FORTHCOMING GENERAL ELECTION. THE TOLLFREE NUMBER IS 1-(800)-654-5984. ALL POLLING LOCATIONS IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY ARE ACCESSIBLE TO THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED. THIS NOTICE IS PUBLISHED ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL VOTING ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED ACT (PL 98-435) AND THE TERM “ACCESSIBLE” IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ACT (PL 98-435) AND NOT THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY ACT.
Your polling place may be found by visiting the PA Voter Services Website at https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/pages/pollingplaceinfo.aspx
NOTICE OF ELECTIONS PRE-CANVASS Pursuant to Pa. Act 12 of 2020, the Allegheny County Board of Elections, through the Allegheny County Division of Elections, shall commence a Pre-Canvass of absentee and mail-in votes on General Election Day, November 3, 2020 at 7:00 AM prevailing time. Authorized Representatives with proper credentials, and according to the Pennsylvania Election Code, may attend the Pre-Canvass. The Pre-Canvass shall continue until the close of the polls, at 8:00 PM prevailing time.
PUBLIC NOTICE The Allegheny County Board of Elections will begin canvassing the return of the votes cast at the November 3, 2020 General Election as well examining provisional ballots beginning at 9:00 AM Monday, November 9, 2020 in Room 601 County Office Building, 542 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15219. ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
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