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Hi everyone, We're building The Network! I'm Lynn Landes of LynnLandes.com. Myself and a few others recently started The Philly's Republican Network website and Meetup (PLZ JOIN!) to support the Republican Party in Philadelphia - its candidates, events, issues, legislation, plus allied groups, students, and individuals – including writers, reporters, and social media types. We're a grassroots group and a hub of information, not officially affiliated with the GOP. Our website and meetup are simply designed to inform and engage. On our meetup we post events, meetings, and election deadlines, plus we email our meetup members with the latest news and requests for assistance. We also host an "open" monthly Zoom meetup for Republicans in Philadelphia. Feel free to email me with any comments or questions, and to submit posts to our meetup.

We urgently need Republicans to become candidates, committee-people, and poll workers. The 2026 Midterm Elections are fast approaching, which will include committee-people races, plus both federal and statewide offices. See Election "Rotation" Calendar at bottom. We're looking for great Congressional Candidates for U.S. Congressional Districts 2, 3, and 5, as well as for state races and committee people. It is critical that Republicans retain, if not widen, control of Congress in order to ensure the success of the Trump presidency.  The Midterm Elections will include all 435 seats in the U.S. House and 33 of the 100 seats in the U.S. Senate. (Neither PA US Senators are up for election in 2026).

Committee-people are the foundation of any political party. They are elected by the voters to 4-year terms. Committee-people then elect the ward leaders who elect the chair of the party. The party chair or ward leaders can appoint committee-people, but its best that committee-people go through the election process, which requires getting a petition and collecting 10 signatures of Republican voters in their division to get on the ballot for the primary election. However, candidates can skip that step and simply "write-in" their name (and have their supporters do the same) on both election days (primary & general). It's a riskier strategy, but still an option. You can request a "street list" of registered voters and their party affiliation from the Commissioners Office, so that you know who to contact for their signature. Philadelphia is divided into 66 wards, each of which is divided into from 11 to 51 divisions – 1,703 in all. Each division can have 2 committee-people for each party. Go to Resources below to learn more.

Join us at City Council meetings on Thursdays at 10 am in City Hall, Room 400, and help increase the GOP presence and influence. I go to almost every meeting and often make public comments. I am one of the few conservative speakers there, so more support would be very welcome.

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Today's Republican Party stands for "common sense" and that includes free speech, voting integrity, government transparency, accountability, public safety, secure borders, effective education, and meritocracy, plus protecting our jobs, health, and resources.  We may have disagreements on certain issues, but we agree on our core "common sense" values and the need to protect and promote them.

Philadelphia city government has been dominated by the Democrat Party since 1952 ... as taxes and crime have gone up, student test scores have gone down, and jobs have gone away. A culture of complacency, incompetence, and (at times) corruption permeates city government, as the mentally-disabled homeless, panhandlers, drug addicts, and common criminals continue to haunt our pot-hole ridden streets. Free speech is systematically censored at government public meetings, while our elections are easy to rig, either by accident or design; and too many of our neighborhoods are strewn with litter and crumbling into rubble. It doesn't have to be this way.

It's time for a change. It's time for Republican leadership. Americans' right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is a right we must fight for every day. So, let's all pitch in and do our part. Join the Republican Party and help build a better future for all Philadelphians! 

Learn more below...

 
 


 RESOURCE LINKS:

  1. City Commissioners (runs elections, see Citizens Handbook, & PA State Info for candidates + PA Election Code

  2. 2025 LIST of offices & candidates up for election

  3. 2025 - Dates & Deadlines for Candidates & Voters

  4. REGISTER to VOTE / Skip to ONLINE FORM

  5. Check Your Registration STATUS (includes your Ward & Division)

  6. HOW TO APPLY FOR ABSENTEE OR MAIL-IN BALLOT

  7. Find Your Polling Place (7 AM - 8 PM) & 2025  List of Polling Places Source: City Commissioners office

  8. How To "Write-In" Candidates

  9. "Rotation Calendar" of Offices

  10. LIST of all elective offices + terms, filing fees, signatures

  11. Election Board Pollworkers Info & 50 Ideas for Recruiting and Retaining Election Workers

  12. Judge of Elections (JOEs) & Inspector of Elections (IOEs)

  13. Poll "Watcher" Guidance & Certificates

  14. MAPS: Philly's Political Boundaries: federal, state, municipal, ward, & division maps

  15. FIND your WARD LEADERS & COMMITTEE-People LIST + The Committeeperson Handbook

  16. FIND your STATE & FEDERAL Representatives

  17. FIND your CITY COUNCIL members & their EMAILS

  18. Philadelphia City Council + Calendar, Legislation, etc.

  19. Legislation Tracking: Federal  / PA State / Philadelphia

  20. President Trump's Executive Orders - See advantages of ratification by Congress, etc.. https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R46738

  21. How the PA court system operates: https://www.pacourts.us/learn

  22. Election Registration Statistics by County, US Congress, PA State & House

  23. 2025 Philly Statistics: DEM - 766,362  / REP - 131,012 / No affiliation - 139,867 / Other - 25,857 / Total Registered Voters - 1,063,098


 

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2025 - DATES & DEADLINES FOR CANDIDATES & VOTERS

Source: https://vote.phila.gov/voting/important-dates-for-voters

2025-2032 Rotation Calendar of Offices' Link

 Date

 Event

 February 18

 First day to circulate and file nomination petitions

 March 11

 Last day to circulate and file nomination petitions

 March 12

 First day to circulate and file nomination papers

 March 18

 Last day to file objections to nomination petitions

 March 19

 Ballot position lottery

 March 26

 Last day for withdrawal by candidates who filed nomination petitions

 May 5

 Last day to register to vote in the primary

 May 13

 Last day to apply for a mail-in or civilian absentee ballot

 May 20

 Last day for County Board of Elections to receive completed mail-in and civilian absentee ballots (must be received by 8:00 P.M.)

 May 20

 MUNICIPAL PRIMARY

 May 27

 Last day for County Board of Elections to receive completed military and overseas absentee ballots (submitted for delivery no later than 11:59 P.M. on May 19, 2025)

 August 1

 Last day to circulate and file nomination papers

 August 8

 Last day to file objections to nomination papers

 August 8

 Last day for withdrawal by candidates nominated by nomination papers

 August 11

 Last day for withdrawal by candidates nominated at the primary

 October 20

 Last day to REGISTER to vote in the November election

 October 28

 Last day to apply for a mail-in or civilian absentee ballot

 November 4

 Last day for County Board of Elections to receive completed mail-in and civilian absentee ballots (must be received by 8:00 P.M.)

 November 4

 MUNICIPAL ELECTION

 November 12

 Last day for County Board of Elections to receive completed military and overseas absentee ballots (submitted for delivery no later than 11:59 P.M. on November 3, 2025)

 

 PENNSYLVANIA’S ELECTIONS ROTATION CALENDAR  

 

  • Most offices are 4 years except U.S. Senate (6), U.S. House of Representatives (2), PA House (2), judges (10), except municipal judges (6)

  • State House:  Seats are on the ballot every even-year

  • State Senate: Even-numbered State Senate districts are on the ballot in the 2026-2030 Cycle, and odd-numbered in 2028-2032

  • Court Elections: All odd-year cycles can have Court elections (Supreme, Superior, Commonwealth, Common Pleas, and Municipal) depending on vacancies. 

      SOURCE: https://vote.phila.gov/candidates-campaigns/running-for-office/?lang=english
 

2025

2026

2027

2028

2029

2030

2031

2032

District Attorney

City Controller

Judge of Election

Inspector of Election

2025 Court Elections:     

Judge of the Superior Court

Judge of the Commonwealth Court

Judge of the Court of Common Pleas

Judge of the Municipal Court  

 

U.S. House

 

Governor

 

Lt. Governor

 

State Senate(even-number)

 

State House

 

State Committee

 

Committeeperson
(Primary only)

 

Mayor

 

City Commissioner

 

Register of Wills

 

Sheriff

 

At Large City Council

 

District City Council

 

Court Elections: 
depends on vacancies

 

President

 

U.S. Senate

 

U.S. House

 

National Convention

Delegate
 

National Alternative Delegate

 

PA Attorney General

 

Auditor General

 

State Treasurer

 

State Senate
(odd-number)

 

State House

 

 

District Attorney

 

City Controller

 

Judge of Elections

 

Inspector of Elections

Court Elections: 
depends on vacancies

 

 

 

U.S. Senate

 

U.S. House

 

Governor

 

Lt. Governor

 

State Senate

(even-number)

 

State House

 

State Committee

 
Committeeperson
(Primary only)

 

 

Mayor

 

City Commissioner

 

Register of Wills

 

Sheriff

 

At Large City Council

 

District City Council

 

Court Elections: 
depends on vacancies

 

President

 

U.S. House

 

National Convention Delegate

 

National Alternative Delegate

 

PA Attorney General

 

Auditor General

 

State Treasurer

 

State Senate

(odd-number)

 

State House

 

 

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