Pennsylvania County Depends on Write-ins To Fill Positions in 4 Towns

On November 15, the New Age-Examiner newspaper of Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, published this story, showing how at least four municipalities in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, filled their councils by means of write-in votes, in the November 6, 2007 election. Voters in small government units in Pennsylvania frequently fill seats via write-ins. Candidates, even incumbents, frequently don’t bother to file to have their names on the ballot, and depend on voters to write them in. Wyoming County is in northeastern Pennsylvania.


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