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Speaker Series Seeks to Combat Election Misinformation in Pennsylvania

All Voting is Local Pennsylvania is hosting a series of webinars called “Elections in Focus” to explain Election Day processes to voters.
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One thing a majority of Americans across the political spectrum can agree on is that misinformation is a huge problem the country is facing, especially in the run up to next month’s midterm elections.

Thankfully, the non-partisan All Voting is Local Pennsylvania, along with their partners from Committee of Seventy and Pitt Cyber, is hosting a series of online conversations starting today and for the following two Wednesdays in order to cut through the noise and present the facts about voting and how elections are run in PA. These discussions will be moderated by the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jonathan Lai, who will be joined by Committee of Seventy CEO and former Philadelphia Elections Commissioner Al Schmidt, former Mercer County election official Jeff Greenburg, and a special guest each week. 

“We want to make sure that people hear from election officials who are nonpartisan and experts in their field on what actually happens behind the scenes to get votes counted and to collect and tabulate those ballots,” said All Voting is Local PA State Director Nick Pressley. 

Here are links to join the webinar discussions:  

Elections in Focus: Safeguards in Mail-in Voting, with Montgomery County Voter Services Director Dori Sawyer, Oct. 19 at 6:30 pm ET.

Elections in Focus: Processing and Counting Ballots, with Chester County Voter Services Director Karen Barsoum, Oct. 26 at 6:30 pm ET.

Elections in Focus: Auditing and Certification of Elections, guest TBD, Nov. 2 at 6:30 pm ET.

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Cyril Mychalejko is the Editor-in-Chief of the Bucks County Beacon. Read his columns on Sundays and follow him on Twitter.

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