Lancaster County elections officials clarify misleading mail-in ballot instructions [update]
Updated Thursday, Oct. 12:
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Lancaster County’s election director said Wednesday that most mail-in voters in the county will be receiving their ballots in the coming days, and they may notice a couple changes.
When a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan planned a cross burning in southern Lancaster County in 2017, the local NAACP quickly organized a Day of Unity.
Lancaster County Clerk of Courts Mary Anater is resigning her post, effective Oct. 2.
Lancaster County commissioners on Tuesday were highly skeptical of an effort to move Pennsylvania’s 2024 presidential primary to earlier in the year.