2024 Primary Election Results

You can find the results on the revamped Department of State returns website – electionreturns.pa.gov. You will be able to switch between statewide and county-level results. Unofficial totals may not be known by the end of the night, because of mail-in ballot counts and write-in votes.
Details in this article from Armchair Lehigh Valley.

Lehigh County Results by Precinct Select the “Precincts Reporting” tab at the top of the page

Additional Articles on the Primary Election Results:
Morning Call Primary Election Results Includes ballot referendums for Heidelberg & Whitehall (PASSED)
Morning Call Bob Casey and David McCormick to face off in high-stakes Pennsylvania Senate race
Morning Call Democrat Eugene DePasquale, Republican Dave Sunday to face off for attorney general in November
Morning Call Erin McClelland wins Democratic race for state treasurer
Morning Call Lehigh County Controller Mark Pinsley loses Democratic primary for PA auditor general
Morning Call How was voter turnout in the Lehigh Valley
Armchair Lehigh Valley Voter turnout in Lehigh Valley lighter than past primaries
Armchair Lehigh Valley Mackenzie wins GOP primary in 7th Congressional District
Morning Call Incumbent Zachary Mako wins GOP race for state House in 183rd

Delegates to the Democratic National Convention (Elected in the Primary)
Aidan Levinson, Captain
Anne Wakabayashi
Lori McFarland, Captain
Leslie M Altieri
Carmen A Bell
Baron Vanderburg
Julian Guridy
◇ Delegate Profiles ◇ The Democratic National Convention
◇ Pennsylvania Democratic Party Delegate Selection Plan ◇ PA Democratic State Committee

HEIDELBERG TOWNSHIP REFERENDUM (Appeared on the BACK of Ballots in Heidelberg Township)
Do you favor the imposition, by Heidelberg Township, of an additional Earned Income Tax at the rate of 0.175% on an annual basis, for a TEN (10) year period beginning January 1, 2025, to be used for financing the acquisition, preservation, and conservation of open space; for the purpose of acquiring agricultural conservation and forest easements; and for the purpose of paying the attendant costs associated with such actions? YES or NO (See plain English explanation HERE) PASSED

The 2024 Election page has been updated with the November 5 ballot list of Democratic Candidates

Annual Application for Mail-In Ballot Reminder

All Voters Who Want to Vote by Mail Must Submit an Application Every Year,
Even If You Received Mail-in Ballots Last Year.

Apply Now For This Safe, Secure and Easy Way to Vote

Are You an “ANNUAL MAIL-IN or ABSENTEE VOTER” ?

Check Your Status for Current Year’s Elections HERE
After entering the requested information, you will see your Voter Status Record, which includes Voter Record Details and the question, “Are you an annual mail-in or absentee voter?”

If you are an Annual Mail-In or Absentee Voter, you will see:
YES
Being an annual mail-in or absentee voter means you will be mailed an application. You still need to complete and return that application or complete the application online to receive a mail ballot for all elections in which you are eligible to vote by mail during that calendar year.

If You Are Not an “ANNUAL MAIL-IN or ABSENTEE VOTER”
If you are not listed as an Annual Mail-In or Absentee Voter You Can Apply Several Ways:
▸Fill out the application on-line.
▸Go to Vote.pa.gov to download and print a paper application Mail-in ballot request form
▸Direct links to forms in: English | Spanish | Vietnamese | Chinese Simplified | Chinese Traditional
▸Submit an online request to have a form mailed to you
▸Call the Department of State at: 1-877-VOTES-PA (1-877-868-3772) and request a form be mailed to you
▸Print an Application Form from the Lehigh County Government Website
▸Contact or visit the Lehigh County Voter Registration Office for assistance
▸Lehigh County Voter Registration Office
▸Lehigh County Government Center
▸17 South Seventh St., Allentown, PA 18101-2400
▸Phone 610-782-3194
▸Business Hours: 8:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.   Monday — Friday

IMPORTANT DETAILS

For All Applicants:
Include Your Email Address on the application if you want to receive ballot status updates from the voter registration office.

Check the appropriate box if you would like to apply to receive mail-in ballots for the remainder of this year and if you would like to automatically receive an annual application for mail-in ballots each year.

For Voters on the Annual Voter List:
The Lehigh County Voter Registration Office has mailed you an annual application that you will need to complete and return, or fill out an on-line application, in order to continue automatically receiving either a mail-in or absentee ballot for each election in 2024.

► You must submit an application, either on line or complete and return the paper application, to affirm you want your county to send you a mail-in ballot for all 2024 elections in which you are eligible to vote.

► On-line application forms are available HERE

► You will receive the ballot application every year unless you return it and specify that you no longer want to receive it.

► If you would like to be removed from the annual list and no longer automatically receive an application, submit the Lehigh County Voter Registration Office’s Permanent Status Cancellation Form, to cancel your annual status.

Additional information PA Department of State Mail-In Voting and ULDC FAQ Mail-in Voting

Video: Spotlight PA, TRUSTING ELECTIONS: A live panel with PA’s top election official

Video Now Available — April 2 Zoom Event. Al Schmidt, head of the Pennsylvania Department of State, joined Spotlight PA to discuss how his agency is working to create trust in our election system and combat misinformation. Schmidt will take audience questions. The event will also include a Q&A with a University of Pittsburgh researcher on how to spot election misinformation. Additional information about this event and the video are in the article linked below.

You can sign up for this Zoom via the link in Spotlight PA’s post:
Video Now Available Q&A with top Pa. elections official Al Schmidt

Know Your Rights At The Polls On Primary Day, April 23

The Shapiro Administration has issued a press release outlining voter rights and links to government resources in advance of the April 23 Primary Election. Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm. You may still vote if you are in line by 8 pm.

Additional information for Upper Lehigh County Voters:
List of Democratic Candidates, with additional information about each candidate
Polling Place Changes
Find Your Polling Place
Mail Ballot Drop Box Locations

Shapiro Administration Urges Voters To Know Their Rights At The Polls On Primary Day, April 23

Polls Will Be Open 7 A.M. To 8 P.M.

Referendum on Heidelberg Primary Ballot

Heidelberg Township Voters will be voting Yes or No to a proposed ordinance that would add an additional earned income tax rate of 0.175% for 10 years for the purpose of financing the acquisition, preservation, and conservation of open space; for the purpose of acquiring agricultural conservation and forest easements.

Here is the plain language explanation of the referendum:

April 8 – April 16 Voting Early in Person Available at Voter Registration Office

Over-the-counter ballots will be available in the Lehigh County Voter Registration Office starting Monday through April 16, the state’s deadline to request a mail-in ballot. Over-the-counter ballots are mail-in ballots that residents can request at their county election office and turn in during the same visit. The ballots are only available to registered voters who have not requested a mail-in ballot already.
More information about Voting Early In Person

LEHIGH COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION OFFICE
Lehigh County Government Center
17 South Seventh Street, Allentown 18101
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday – Friday, 8 am – 4 pm
Extended Hours
April 13 Open 9 am-1 pm
April 16 Hours Extended 8 am – 5 pm

Mail Ballots Sent to Lehigh County Voters April 5

The Lehigh County Voter Registration Office sent mail ballots to voters who applied to vote by mail in the April 23 Primary Election . If you do not receive your ballot within 7 days, please contact your county election office.

Our website has voting by mail information!
How to submit your ballot
How to return your ballot
How to track your ballot
Drop Box Locations
More information available FAQ Mail-in Voting

REMINDER — MAKE SURE YOUR VOTE COUNTS!
►USE BOTH ENVELOPES
►SIGN AND DATE THE OUTER ENVELOPE
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