Clarion County Republican Committee

IMPORTANT 2019 PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS DATES TO REMEMBER

February 19: First day to circulate and file nomination petitions
March 12: Last day to circulate and file nomination petitions
March 13: First day to circulate and file nomination papers
March 27: Last day for withdrawal by candidates who filed nomination petitions
April 22: Last day to REGISTER before the primary
May 14: Last day to apply for a civilian absentee ballot
May 17: Last day for County Board of Elections to receive voted civilian absentee ballots
May 21: MUNICIPAL PRIMARY

2019 Primary Election

If you are an announced Republican candidate for a county office or district magistrate in Clarion County and have a campaign website or social media page and want this information posted to the CCRC website and Facebook page, send your announcement and/or website or social media page info to ClarionCountyGOP@gmail.com

Clarion County Republican
"Spring Legislative Breakfast"

Friday May 3, 2019, Clarion County Republican Committee held their Spring Legislative Breakfast at Ramada by Wyndham, Clarion, PA.
Superior Court candidates Judge Christylee Peck and Rebecca Warren spoke to the attendees. Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson gave the invocation and State Senator Scott Hutchinson and State Representative Donna Oberlander offered remarks to the attendees. The candidates for the Clarion County row offices and Magisterial District Judge 18-3-03 also shared their qualifications.

Clarion University College Republicans

If you are a student at Clarion University and want to be a part of an organization that recruits, trains, mobilizes, and engages college-aged students to win elections and advocate for conservative ideals. Every year, College Republicans from all across America join together to help elect Republican candidates, support the Republican agenda, and become the future leaders of the conservative movement. Your efforts—whether disseminating campaign literature, canvassing neighborhoods, placing lawn signs, or calling voters—make the difference in Republican victories and drive our party forward.

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Not sure if you are registered to vote, first time voter, recently moved, need an absentee ballot, want to change political affiliation, recent name change, member of the military, college student, location of polling place or have any questions about your voter status go to the links below.

Voter forms & applications

Clarion County Voter Registration

Clarion County Polling Locations

Are you interested in the creation, functions, duties and responsibilities of local government or considering service in local government, please review the resources below.

Elective Office in Local Government

Citizen's Guide to PA Local Government

2019 PA Elections--Important Dates to Remember

Clarion Co. Young Republicans

The Clarion County Republican Committee is beginning to organize a Young Republicans group for adults between the ages of 18 and 40 years old. For more information contact Tom McConnell at (814) 227-8119.

Pennsylvania Young Republicans

Clarion County League of Women Voters
Spring 2019 Primary Debate

A primary election debate for the office of Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Clarion County will be hosted by the Clarion County League of Women Voters on Tuesday May 7th 7-9 PM. The debate will be held at the Clarion Senior Center, 516 Main St, Clarion, PA 16214. Location is handicap accessible. All three candidates, Mark Aaron, Sara Seidle-Patton and Erich Spessard have confirmed their participation.
The debate format will provide the candidates with an opportunity for an opening statement and a closing statement. Janis Stamm, League member and resident of Forest County, former attorney and faculty member from Edinboro University will serve as the moderator. The remainder of the time will be devoted to questions and answers. The first question for the debate will come from the League, with the rest of the questions from the audience. The League's question was submitted to the candidates in advance. The questions from the audience will be submitted in writing that night and screened by three people for clarity and to eliminate duplicates. The screeners are Cass Neely, attorney and League member, Tom McConnell, Clarion County Treasurer, and Dr. Jamie Phillips, professor of philosophy at Clarion University.