Elections 2016: Who's On The Ballot, Where Do I Vote In Lower Merion?

LOWER MERION, PA -- Election Day is now a matter of hours away.

On Tuesday, Lower Merion residents head to the polls to elect a new president as Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump square off to determine who will lead the country for at least the next four years.

There is also a statewide ballot question regarding the mandatory judicial retirement age in Pennsylvania. The retirement age is currently 70; the ballot asks voters if they would support the age being raised to 75. This ruling would affect justices of the Supreme Court, judges, and magisterial district judges.

Races to Watch

U.S. Senate

• Kate McGinty (D) v. Pat Toomey (R) v. Edward T. Clifford III (Libertarian)

Attorney General

• Josh Shapiro (D) v. John Rafferty (R)

Auditor General

• Eugene A. Depasquale (D) v. John Brown (R) v. John J. Sweeney (Green) v. Roy A. Minet (Libertarian)

Treasurer

• Joe Torsella (D) v. Otto Voit (R) v. Kristin Combs (Green) v. James Babb (Libertarian)

U.S. Congress 2nd District - Special Election

• Dwight Evans (D) v. James A. Jones (R)

PA Senate

• District 17: Daylin Leach (D) v. Brian Gondek (R)

PA House

One of the following will be on your ballot depending on where you live in Lower Merion.

• District 148: Mary Jo Daley (D) v. Ed Flocco (R)
• District 149: Tim Briggs (D) v. Chria Smith (R)
• District 166: Greg Vitali (D) v. Jim Knapp (R)
• District 194: Pam DeLissio (D) v. Bill Pounds (R)

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