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HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania counties that benefitted from $45 million in state funding to help cover election costs say they are happy with the investment and plan to apply for a

Here’s how counties reported spending the first-ever infusion of state funds for elections last year.

Act 88 poured $45 million into shoring up counties’ election needs, with a few strings attached. Now some officials are designing their budgets based on another round.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about How Pa. Counties Spent the First-Ever Election Grants from the State and more from the State College, PA region

Adams County officials will no longer need to sort mail-in ballots by hand.

County Commissioner Christian Y. Leinbach called ACT 88 the one piece of true election reform that has occurred since 2020.

Nearly 65% of Beaver County’s registered voters cast ballots this Election Day – a record-breaking midterm election turnout.

Pennsylvania counties that accepted state election funds have to do non-stop vote counting, Centre County elections board vice-chair Michael Pipe explains to WPSU.

Adams County poll workers will see a pay increase in the upcoming General Election.

Voters in Lancaster County should know the results of the November general election in a more timely fashion this year after county commissioners Wednesday approved new equipment to expedite the