Pennsylvania PRIMARY ELECTION Candidate Information PLEASE VOTE on May 16 2017

[Berncly]

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The Pennsylvania PRIMARY ELECTION is on May 16 2017, PLEASE VOTE!

This primary is very important because it includes many elections for Judges.

Please post any pro-gun or anti-gun candidate information that you may find.
See links below for May 16 2017 primary election candidate information.

Firearms Owners Against Crime (FOAC) Pro Gun Voter Guides: https://foac-pac.org/Voter-Guide
FOAC Additional State Judges Election Information: https://foac-pac.org/Voter-Information/JS
FOAC Additional Sheriff Election Information: https://foac-pac.org/Rivals-Vary-On-.../Voter-Info/27

PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE MANY ELECTION PRIMARIES NOT LISTED ON THE FOAC WEBSITE, PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR MORE ELECTION PRIMARY INFORMATION.

Enter your address in the form to see your May 16 2017 Sample Ballot Lookup: https://ballotpedia.org/Sample_Ballot_Lookup

Pennsylvania State Wide Judicial Elections Primary May 16 2017: https://ballotpedia.org/Pennsylvania...lections,_2017

Pennsylvania Local Trial Court Judicial Elections Primary By County May 16 2017: https://ballotpedia.org/Pennsylvania...lections,_2017

Pennsylvania School Board Elections Primary By District May 16 2017: https://ballotpedia.org/Pennsylvania...lections,_2017

Pennsylvania Municipal Elections Primary By City May 16 2017: https://ballotpedia.org/United_State...7#Pennsylvania

Municipal elections in Allegheny County: https://ballotpedia.org/Municipal_el...ylvania_(2017)
Municipal elections in Philadelphia: https://ballotpedia.org/Municipal_el...ylvania_(2017)
Municipal elections in Pittsburgh: https://ballotpedia.org/Municipal_el...ylvania_(2017)

[alpacaheat]

FOAC guide for my area is broken, I mean "under construction".

I do know Matt Menges is the most pro-2A judge candidate in YorkCo.

[Berncly]

Primary is this Tuesday.
Please Vote!

[Berncly]

Primary Election is Tomorrow, Tuesday, May 16, 2017.
Please VOTE!

[NikeBauer21]

Always hate my local elections... especially township supervisors... I have NO idea what they stand for, NO idea what their platform is, have NO information sent to me via mail, email or other means, NO door to door knocks. I literally know nothing about the candidates other than word of mouth. No facebook pages, no local newspaper articles... nothing...

That is contrary to everything I normally vote on.

I vote for what/whom I can, when I can, but I can't in all good conscience and beliefs vote for someone I know nothing about. I hate it.

[alpacaheat]

Always hate my local elections... especially township supervisors... I have NO idea what they stand for, NO idea what their platform is, have NO information sent to me via mail, email or other means, NO door to door knocks. I literally know nothing about the candidates other than word of mouth. No facebook pages, no local newspaper articles... nothing...

That is contrary to everything I normally vote on.

I vote for what/whom I can, when I can, but I can't in all good conscience and beliefs vote for someone I know nothing about. I hate it.

I scan the local paper online for any interviews and look for the word "Constitution" in their statements. It helped me pick a few locals this morning. I also do not vote for any that I don't know/can't be prepared for. That's dangerous, especially with the cross-filing crap you see in local and school board elections.

I absolutely hate the school board candidates, wrote myself in.

[Statkowski]

Always hate my local elections... especially township supervisors... I have NO idea what they stand for, NO idea what their platform is, have NO information sent to me via mail, email or other means, NO door to door knocks. I literally know nothing about the candidates other than word of mouth. No facebook pages, no local newspaper articles... nothing...

Anyone willing to run for an unpaid elected position has my vote. A thankless job at times. And at local levels, especially when a borough's population is under 1,000, do political parties and campaign platform/promises mean anything?

OCed while voting today with my wife (not that I have to, but I do it out of principle). Comments? Stares? Hah! Nothing. Three-thirty in the afternoon and we were voters nos. 37 & 38.

Oh, no constable on duty to keep the peace.

[IV_Warrior]

Always hate my local elections... especially township supervisors... I have NO idea what they stand for, NO idea what their platform is, have NO information sent to me via mail, email or other means, NO door to door knocks.

Well, if it's anything like here, it's probably because they're essentially uncontested, they don't feel the need to put any effort into it. Several spots on my ballot had "Vote for not more than X" and I think in each case, there were X or less choices.....

[alpacaheat]

FOAC guide for my area is broken, I mean "under construction".

I do know Matt Menges is the most pro-2A judge candidate in YorkCo.

Works now. Used it this morning along with a little more online research.


Harrisburg, Lancaster and York could all have new mayors soon. That would be progress. Lancaster definitely will since Gray retired. Bracey desperately needs to be replaced. I like her challenger, Helfrich...despite being a Democrat he sounds very reasonable...talking about actually addressing crime and lowering taxes.

Can't vote for any of those races though, just have to sit back and hope the city residents get a collective brain this time around.