Hi Friend,

The clock is ticking! If you’ve received your mail-in ballot for the Primary Election, make sure you return it as soon as possible.

Voting by mail can be a little confusing, so here’s what to do:

• Read the instructions and make your candidate selections carefully.
• Make sure to vote in every race on the ballot.
• Put your ballot in the smaller secrecy envelope and seal it. This is the envelope that only says “Official Election Ballot.”
• Put the smaller secrecy envelope in the larger ballot-return envelope. This is the envelope with space for your address on the front and the Voter’s Declaration
• Complete the entire “Voter’s Declaration” on the ballot-return envelope. Make sure to sign and date the envelope with the current day’s date
• Seal the ballot-return envelope

Whether you drop your ballot off at your local county election office, use a secure drop box, or send it by mail, every single vote is critical to electing pro-environment leaders this year. If your ballot is mailed after May 11, there’s a chance it won’t make it in time — so please, don’t wait!

Your vote is so important. Will you keep us posted on how far along you are with voting by mail so that we can update our records?

Every vote counts in the fight for clean air, clean water, and a healthier future for Pennsylvania. Let’s make sure your vote is one of them.

Thank you for standing up for Pennsylvania’s environment!

Jess Cadorette
Director of Civic Engagement
Conservation Voters of PA

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Philadelphia, PA 19103
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