Middletown Voters, Here’s Your Democratic Sample Ballot!
Voting by Mail? Complete your ballot correctly to ensure your vote is counted.
Click to view your Middletown Township Sample Ballot
BE AWARE: There are Republican-endorsed candidates on your Democratic Primary Ballot. These individuals have "cross-filed" for Magisterial District Judge and School Director. Their names are crossed out on your sample ballot.
The Mid-County Dems proudly endorse the candidates highlighted below in the contested races for Magisterial District Judge and Rose Tree Media School Director:
The Mid-County Dems also endorse EVERY uncontested Democratic primary candidate. They are judicial candidates Judge Brandon Neuman for PA Superior Court and Judge Stella Tsai for PA Commonwealth Court; Delaware County candidates for Court of Common Pleas, County Council, County Controller, Sheriff and Register of Wills; Middletown Township candidates; and local election officers (Judge of Election and Inspector of Election). Please vote ALL races on BOTH sides of the ballot.
Voting by Mail? Complete your ballot correctly to ensure your vote is counted.
Step One: Read the instructions and mark your ballot. Be sure to complete the front and back of the ballot. Here’s a sample ballot showing the candidates we endorse. If you make any errors on your ballot or envelopes, visit the Voter Service Center at the Government Center in Media to obtain a REPLACEMENT ballot.
Step Two: Seal your ballot in the yellow envelope marked “Official Election Ballot.” Do not make any stray marks on the yellow envelope. Your ballot must be enclosed and sealed in the yellow envelope marked "Official Election Ballot" or it will not be counted.
Step Three: Seal the yellow envelope in the purple and white pre-addressed outer Ballot Return Envelope. Sign and write the current date on the Voter's declaration on the outside of the outer Ballot Return Envelope. If you do not complete the Voter’s declaration on the Ballot Return Envelope, your ballot will not be counted.
Step Four: Return your voted ballot. Voters can only return their own ballots. Exceptions are made for assisting disabled or emergency absentee voters, which require a signed declaration form available on the County's Voter Resources page.
By USPS Mail. The official Ballot Return Envelope is self-addressed and postage-paid, and you may submit the completed Ballot Return Envelope at any USPS Mailbox. Ballots must be received by the County by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day; postmarks do not count!
By Delaware County Drop Box. Mail-in ballots can be submitted in any official Delaware County Ballot Drop Box. Drop boxes open on May 5. Ballots must be placed in a ballot drop box by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, May 20.
At the Government Center in Media. Mail-in ballots can be placed in the Ballot Drop Box inside the doors of the Government Center (enter the Courtyard from Orange Street). Ballots must be received by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, May 20.
Questions? We recommend these official voter resources:
Check your ballot status at the PA DoS Ballot tracking site.
Visit vote.pa.gov to register, request a mail ballot, check your registration or ballot status, or find your polling place.
Check out the official Delaware County Elections Website for a complete guide to voting in the May 20 primary election.
Call the Delco Election Hotline at (610) 891-VOTE. (Staffed Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and until 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.)
2025 Primary Election: Important Dates
May 5: Last day to register to vote in the municipal primary.
May 13: Last day to apply for a mail ballot.
May 20: Election Day. Polls are open from 7 am to 8 pm.
May 20: Completed mail ballots must be received by 8 pm.
Sincerely,
The 54 Committee Members of the Mid-County Democratic Committee
Proudly representing Edgmont, Middletown, and Upper Providence Townships
