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Nominating Petitions for May Primary Will Be Available Feb. 12

Are you considering a run for open seats on school board or borough council?

 

Considering a run for the Keystone Oaks or Pittsburgh school board? Dormont council? Or a local post in one of the surrounding communities?

Nominating petitions for all local elected offices appearing on the May 21 municipal primary ballot are available today, Tuesday, Feb. 12.

Nominating petitions may be obtained by visiting the Elections Division in Room 601 of the Allegheny County Office Building located at 542 Forbes Ave. in downtown Pittsburgh between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. For questions or additional information, call 412-350-4528

Candidates for statewide judicial and Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas races may obtain petitions by contacting the Commonwealth’s Bureau of Commissions, Elections & Legislation at 717-787-5280 or by visiting www.dos.state.pa.us/bcel.

Due to changes in the Pennsylvania Election Code, petitions issued by the Allegheny County Elections Division in prior years cannot be used by candidates for this year’s election cycle.

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Related Topics: Council, Election 2013, Election Petitions, Mayor, Primary Election, School Board, and allegheny county election division

Joseph

1:42 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Appreciate the info!

Just for clarification, the primary in PA is only for candidates/voters that are members of the Republican or Democrat parties. Candidates that are unaffiliated with a political party or affiliated with a minor party have different petitioning dates and criteria.

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