Current Issues
The 3.8 % Tax - Real Estate Scenarios and Examples
Understanding the Mortgage Debt Cancellation Rule
Learn more about the May 17 REALTOR Rally in Washington D.C.
SRA Community Liaison Program
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News Briefs
Stay up to date on current News & Issues.
General News -
REALTOR Rally: Just One Week Away
Bucks County -
Redevelopment Authority to help tackle blight
Chester County -
Downingtown to consider adopting U&O inspections
Delaware County -
Upland passes changes to sewer later inspection
Montgomery County -
Bank sues Norristown over Sandy Street condos
Philadelphia -
Aging in place in Philadelphia
PAR Just Listed
Read the latest legislative news from the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS.
February 2012-
Gov. Corbett signs AMC legislation
Voter Information for REALTORS
How to register to vote
The Suburban REALTORS® Alliance encourages REALTORS® to register to vote. If you are a first time voter, or have recently moved or changed your name, you may need to register or re-register to vote. The decisions made by elected officials affect our lives every day, from the property taxes we pay to the roads we drive on to the schools our children attend. That's why it's important to participate in the political process and help choose your elected officials by exercising your right to vote. To register to vote click here.
Voter registration requirements
To register to vote in Pennsylvania, you must be:
- A citizen of the United States for at least one month before the next primary, special, municipal, or general election.
- A resident of Pennsylvania and the election district in which you want to register and vote for at least 30 days before the next primary, special, municipal, or general election.
- At least 18 years of age on or before the day of the next primary, special, municipal, or general election.
2012 - Important Dates to remember
| Primary Election Day (Poll hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. | April 24 |
| Absentee ballot applications due | October 30 |
| Last day to submit absentee ballot | November 2 |
| General Election Day (Poll hours: 7a.m. to 8 p.m.) | November 6 |
Vote Absentee
Persons who anticipate that they will not be able to go to their polling place on Election Day because of disability or because they will be away from their municipality for the entire time that the polls are open may be permitted to vote by absentee ballot. A voter who desires to vote by absentee ballot must complete an absentee ballot application and submit it to his/her county board of elections. To obtain an official absentee ballot application, click here.
Remember to Vote
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Registered voters who are in line at 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote. If you need the location of your polling place, please contact your county elections office.
Exercising your right to vote is critical to ensuring that your interests are represented. Please make exercising that right a priority.
County Election Offices
Bucks County Board of Elections 55 E. Court St. |
Chester County Department of Voter Services 610 Westtown Rd., Ste. 150 |
Delaware County Election BureauGovernment Center, Ground Floor |
Montgomery County Voter ServicesOne Montgomery Plaza, Suite 602, Po Box 311 Norristown, PA 19404-0311 Voter Registration -6102783280 Election Board - 6102783275 voters@montcopa.org |
Philadelphia Voter Registration OfficeRiverview Place, 5th Floor 520 N. Delaware Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19123 215-686-1500 |
Encourage your colleagues and clients to register to vote
Inform your clients that the voter registration form may also be used to update name and address changes. Are your clients aware that they may have moved to a new district? As a service to your clients, let them know they may contact their County Election Offices to check their voting district.
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Candidate Interviews
The Alliance sat down with open seat candidates and discussed the transfer tax, suburban growth and other issues. Read More.
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