Question 1

When are municipal elections held in Pennsylvania?

Accepted Answer

Municipal election schedules in Pennsylvania are set by state law and typically cover positions like village board trustees, mayors, clerks, park district commissioners, library trustees, and school board members. Some municipalities also have referendums on the ballot. Check your county clerk's office for specific election dates.

Question 2

How do I run for local office?

Accepted Answer

Candidates must file nomination petitions with the local election authority (typically the county clerk) during a designated filing period, usually in the fall before the April election. Requirements vary by office, including minimum signatures and residency. Contact your county clerk's office for specific filing requirements.

Question 3

Where does this election data come from?

Accepted Answer

Election results are sourced from county clerk certified results. Unofficial results are typically available on election night, with certified results published within 2-3 weeks. Historical results may come from county archives or state election board records.

Lack, PA

Lack Election Results

April 2025 Consolidated Election

Commonwealth Court

Superior Court