Saucon Source (https://sauconsource.com/category/government/elections/)
George Gress is a candidate for Lower Saucon Township Council. Opinion related to the upcoming general election must be submitted no later than Tuesday, Oct. 26, as no letters will be published between Thursday, Oct. 28 and Election Day, Nov. 2.
Saucon Valley School District residents who want to learn more about the candidates for school board will have an opportunity to do that at a forum presented by Northampton Community College’s Center for Civic and Community Engagement and the George S. McElwee Forum for Excellence in Public Service.
A well-known incumbent candidate for Saucon Valley School Board has withdrawn from the race, to be replaced by a candidate chosen by the Northampton County Democratic Party.
This week, the Pennsylvania State House of Representatives voted along party lines, 112-89, to overhaul our voting system; a system that has already seen major changes in recent years.
The ballot questions were widely seen as a referendum on Governor Tom Wolf’s administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic in Pennsylvania.
A race for magisterial district judge in Lehigh County will be decided in November’s general election, after one candidate won the Democratic primary and the other won Tuesday’s Republican primary.
The votes are in and counted, and according to unofficial Lehigh County primary election results, the race for Southern Lehigh School Board will be a bit narrower in the fall.
The votes are in and counted, and according to unofficial Northampton County primary election results, the race for Saucon Valley School Board won’t be any narrower this fall.
Primary Election Day in Pennsylvania is this Tuesday, May 18, and some voters may be wondering where they will go to cast their ballots, if they are voting in person.
Saucon Source invited the seven candidates running for four seats on the Saucon Valley School Board to each share a statement about why they are seeking election to the board and what they hope to accomplish if elected to it.
Southern Lehigh residents who would like to ask some of their school board candidates questions in person may want to attend an upcoming meet-and-greet sponsored by the Lehigh County Republican Committee.
