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OFFICIAL CANDIDATES LIST

General Election 2024 Official Candidate List



WRITE-IN CUMULATION REQUEST

Final Write-In Vote Counts Coming Soon

Write-In-Cumulation-Request Form


CAMPAIGN FINANCE

Easy Campaign Finance Portal

DOS Campaign Finance Reporting Calendar

DOS Campaign Finance Frequently Asked Questions

Campaign Finance Report (DSEB-502)

Campaign Finance Statement (DSEB-503)

Political Committee Registration Statement (DSEB-500)

Authorization of Political Committee to Receive Funds on Behalf of a Candidate (DESB501)

Unsworn Declaration in Lieu of Sworn Statement for Campaign Finance Reports

Unsworn Declaration in Lieu of Sworn Statement for Campaign Finance Statements

Late Contributions - 24 Hour Report



Poll Watcher Certificates

Poll Watcher Certificates: Instructions & Application for Party Chair

Poll Watcher Certificates: Instructions & Application for Candidates

Guidance Concerning Poll Watchers and Authorized Representatives



Challenging Voter Registrations, Mail/Absentee Ballots

Form to Challenge a Voter Registration (Forms must be notarized and filed by a voter from the same municipality.)

Form to Challenge a Mail/Absentee Application (Completed form must be submitted in person with $10 cash deposit by Friday before Election Day.)



Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Information for Candidates

Running for Office

Campaign Finance

Campaign Finance Online Filing

Campaign Finance Reporting Law

Lobbying Disclosure

Notice and Order Regarding Objections to Nomination Petitions or Papers

Request for Voter Lists Form



Questions?

Call the Delaware County Bureau of Elections at (610) 891-4673.

You can also contact the Pennsylvania Department of State at ra-elections@pa.gov or by phone (717) 787-5280.



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Delaware County, presently consisting of over 184 square miles divided into forty-nine municipalities is the oldest settled section of Pennsylvania.


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