Beaver County 2022 primary election results
Beaver County voters will choose a number of state and federal nominees in the Pennsylvania primary election Tuesday, May 17.
We're tracking all the elections, and you can find results for state and federal races here:
State results:2022 Pennsylvania Election Results
Local results:2022 Beaver Area Election Results
Update 9 a.m. May 19: Beaver County elections officials finished their count of 8,553 mail-in ballots Wednesday evening. Voter turnout stood at around 32%. All results are unofficial until certified by the Board of Elections.
Beaver County elections staff finished counting 27,395 ballots cast at the polls around 10:45 p.m. Tuesday with all 129 precincts reporting. Officials won’t start counting mail-in ballots until 9 a.m. Wednesday due to inadequate staffing, said Elections Director Colin Sisk. He expects all mail-in votes to be counted by Wednesday evening.
Voter turnout before Beaver County’s Wednesday count of mail-in ballots stood at about 24% of the county’s 112,464 registered voters.
Although an error by a printing company will delay the count of thousands of mail-in ballots in Lancaster County, Sisk said he doesn’t anticipate any issues with Beaver County’s count – the county doesn’t use the same vendor as Lancaster, he said.
The Beaver County Times will have up-to-date stories and a list of primary results in Beaver and Lawrence counties at timesonline.com.
Beaver County's local races
In the 46th Senatorial District, there is no listed candidate on the Democratic side, while incumbent Camera Bartolotta is the only Republican candidate.
In the 14th Legislative District, Bruce Carper is the only listed candidate on the Democratic side, while incumbent Jim Marshall is the only candidate on the Republican side.
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In the 15th Legislative District, there is no listed candidate on the Democratic side, while incumbent Joshua Kail is the only candidate on the Republican side.
In the 16th Legislative District, Incumbent Robert Matzie is the only listed candidate on the Democratic side, while Rico Elmore is the only candidate on the Republican side.
Voters will also choose for three members of the Democratic and Republican state committees, and for Democrats, one county committee man and woman for each precinct within Beaver County. For the state committee, the Democratic nominees are Michael Jackson and Joe Janos, while the Republican nominees are Diana Campbell, Sylvia Guy, Beaver County Sheriff Tony Guy and Abby Kail.
What time do polls open in Pennsylvania?
In-person polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Those who are in line by 8 p.m. are entitled to vote.
If you received a mail-in ballot but choose to vote in person, bring your ballot and envelope to the polls, where you can vote. If you applied for a mail-in ballot but didn’t receive one, you can still vote in person at the polls by provisional ballot.
Where do I vote in PA?
If you haven't sent in a mail-in ballot, but aren't sure where to vote, you can find your polling place here.
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