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Inquirer Editorial: Pretty offices, all in a row - echos Seventy's call for the elimination of six elected positions in Philadelphia - read our report on our website http://www.seventy.org/OurViews_Needless _Jobs.aspx
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Committee of Seventy Philadephia Elections: Turnout was 10w (~12%). See city results here: http://www.phillyelectionresults.com/

Committee of Seventy Election Day across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Any questions or problems call our Election Day Hotline 1-866-OUR-VOTE

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Tuesday's ballot: http://bit.ly/12d4BI
Candidates are also on Facebook!
DA candidate Seth Williams http://bit.ly/41QJt4
DA candidate Michael Untermeyer http://bit.ly/32IZBv
City Controller incumbent Alan Butkovitz http://bit.ly/28O17I
City Controller candidate Al Schmidt http://bit.ly/1u18N7
PA Supreme Court Candidate Jack Panella http://bit.ly/3WK8w7
PA Supreme Court Candidate Joan Orie Melvin http://bit.ly/24YPB0

Committee of Seventy You'll be voting on Tuesday. Besides the D.A. and the City Controller - there will be a lot of judges on the ballot - Inquirer article good starting point for understanding judges races:
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Committee of Seventy NJ voters must have their mail-in ballot applications sent in by TODAY. Otherwise, apps. must be turned in to county clerk's office by 3pm on Nov 2nd.
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In New Jersey, any voter can now vote by mail in any election. You do not need a reason to Vote by Mail. Don't feel like going to the polls? Simply vote by mail. Now there is "no excuse" not to vote!

Committee of Seventy Last day to apply for absentee ballots in PA TODAY
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Philadelphia Election Information

Committee of Seventy The Philadelphia Sample Ballot is now online. Check it out below.
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NOTE: Judge of Election and Inspector of Election races will be different based on the polling place you vote at.

Committee of Seventy Voting machine inspections are tomorrow at 10 a.m., come lend a hand!! It's a great way to check out behind the scenes of the election process and help to make sure everything is working properly. Give Jon a call at 215-557-3600, x. 110 if you're interested.

Committee of Seventy It's official! Biden to Appear at Committee of Seventy Annual Breakfast
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Get inside the halls of Philadelphia power with PhillyClout: Inside City Hall, the blog by the Philadelphia Daily News' city hall reporters.

Committee of Seventy Election Day (Nov 3rd) Countdown: Race for City Controller Heats Up
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Committee of Seventy RT @Committeeof70 #redistricting reform is at the heart of getting power back to the voters, great article from Illinois http://bit.ly/4AsAAL.
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Story URL: http://news.medill.northwestern.edu/chicago/news.aspx?id=142273 Story Retrieval Date: 10/16/2009 10:11:21 AM CST

Committee of Seventy It's 2011: Do you know what your district looks like? Check out our new website on #redistricting launched today in partnership w/ Avencia @CiceroAPI
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Do you know what your political districts look like? Find out more about the history of redistricting in Philadelphia and the coming redistricting process.

Committee of Seventy NJ making voting easier. Should we have "vote-by-mail" in PA?
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New Jersey voters will choose their next Governor. Don't miss your opportunity to be counted! Find more information about the races here: http://www.seventy.org/Elections_New_Jer sey.aspx.
Time:6:00AM Tuesday, November 3rd
Location:Polling Places throughout the state find yours here (http://bit.ly/ZPSL6)
















