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LOCK HAVEN -- With the General Election slated for Tuesday, Nov. 3, local voters can expect to see several state and federal offices on their ballot. As a General Election, independent-registered voters may cast their votes alongside Democrats and Republicans.
The General Election will take place today, Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
All voters will select a governor, with current governor Josh Shapiro seeking a second term. State Treasurer Stacy Garrity poses his most likely challenger.
Here is some baseline information regarding who voters can expect to see on their ballots:
Clinton County voters, along with some of Union County, will be voting for either incumbent Republican Stephanie Borowicz, who seeks to secure a fifth term, or Sara Eggler, her Democrat challenger.
DEMOCRATIC
Sara Eggler is the Democratic candidate on the ballot for the 76th Legislative District for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The seat is currently held by incumbent Stephanie Borowicz. The district encompasses all of Clinton County and a portion of Union County. A longtime resident within the district, Eggler's campaign announcement noted she is running on the Democratic ticket but is running on a non-partisan platform.
REPUBLICAN
Incumbent State Representative Stephanie Borowicz will be the Republican candidate on the ballot, looking to secure a fifth term in the House of Representatives. Borowicz was first elected to the position in 2018. According to Borowicz's official website, she is dedicated to restoring transparent, accountable government and replacing establishment politics with conservative principles. She was the first woman to be elected to serve as a representative of the 76th District.