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Primary day has dawned in Pennsylvania! 🗳️

PublicSource has answers to some of your common questions:

Can I vote today?
Where and when can I vote?
What if I have a mail-in ballot?
Who is on the ballot?

Get the answers to those questions with our primary primer.

Results should start to roll in after 8 p.m. This year, PublicSource will have live results through the Associated Press. Check back on our website for when our coverage begins later this evening.

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Our top story

Primary Day 2024: how to vote in Pennsylvania for nominees for president, Congress and state offices

Part voters can select nominees today for November’s General Election. Vote in person or return a mail ballot by 8 p.m.

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NOT TO MISS

County police oversight board ready to start, but has yet to probe a case

A 9-year-old Zelienople boy’s health crisis sheds light on the need for diversity in organ donors

Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures welcomes Ed Yong, Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer and author of “An Immense World” to Ten Evenings on April 29 at the Carnegie Music Hall. Funny, rigorous and suffused with the joy of discovery, “An Immense World” takes us on what Marcel Proust called “the only true voyage… not to visit strange lands, but to possess other eyes.” Purchase tickets at pittsburghlectures.org.

WANT MORE? WE’RE ON IT.

A letter from housing advocates, homeless outreach workers and an elected official raises questions about “exiting” policies at the Second Avenue Commons shelter in Pittsburgh.
In a first person essay, Corina Pittman writes how "even in the best of circumstances, Pittsburgh is a difficult place to leave behind." She longed to return to the Steel City while living in Colorado, and after five years away, finally made it home.

GREAT READ

Several birds named after Philadelphians will be renamed as part of an effort to stop honoring enslavers and racists

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Signals from songbirds: How feathered migrants help scientists save local ecosystems

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