May 19, 2026, is the Primary Election
- Polls are open on election day from 7 A.M. – 8 P.M.
- Last day to register to vote: May 4, 2026
- Check your voter registration status
- Last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot: May 12, 2026
- Learn about Primary Elections
If you’re planning to vote by mail, request your ballot well before the election, or better yet today. Remember that Pennsylvania is a closed primary state, so you may only vote in the primary for the candidates of the party in which you’re registered. Independents cannot vote in the Pennsylvania Primary Election.
Congratulations to Our Endorsed 2026 Primary Candidates!
The following candidates have been endorsed by the Democratic Party for the May 19th primary.
- Governor, Josh Shapiro
- Lieutenant Governor, Austin Davis
- Congresswoman, Mary Gay Scanlon
- State Representative, Judy Trombetta
- Democratic State Committee, Jon Larsen
The following candidates have been endorsed by Delaware County Democratic Committee for PA State Committee:
Male identifying candidates:
TJ DeLuca— Springfield
Paul Johnson— Prospect Park
Jon Larsen— Haverford
Vince Rongione— Upper Darby
Rob Yannuzzi— Ridley
Malcolm Yates— Marcus Hook
Female-identifying candidates:
Tanya Allen— Sharon Hill
Lisa Goldstein— Radnor
Gwen McCullough— Ridley
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Pennsylvania Democratic Statewide Candidates
Superior Court
Brandon P. Neuman, Washington County (D)
Commonwealth Court
Stella Tsai, Philadelphia (D)
Countywide Offices
Court of Common Pleas
Mike Power
Jack Stollsteimer
County Council
Richard Womack
Joanne Phillips
Sheriff
Siddiq Kamara
County Controller
Louis Rosenthal
Register of Wills
Vince Rongione
Municipal Offices
Haverford Township Board of Commissioners
Sherry Forste-Grupp (Ward 2)
Judy Trombetta (Ward 4)
Larry Holmes (Ward 6)
Gerry Hart (Ward 8)
Township Auditor
Ross Anderson
Haverford Township School Board
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Latanya King
Kim McKay
Nicole Snyder
John Flagler
2023 is a Year Where Politics are Truly Local
Municipal, County and State-wide Races Loom Large
Off-year elections are anything but. This year, for instance, there are municipal elections that are the most likely of any election to impact your day-to-day life directly. Electing Democrats to be the majority of Township Commissioners two years ago is precisely why plans to renovate the Haverford library are moving again.
Meet The 2023 Candidates
We have Democratic candidates in every race this year that we must elect. Those races are:
Municipal Races
County Races
State Races
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