Municipal Primary 2021: Polls open til 8 p.m. Tuesday

RecordStaffMay 18, 2021Last Updated: May 18, 2021

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The voter turnout was reported slow as of late morning Tuesday at the Dunnstown Fire Hall, polling place for Woodward Township.

LOCK HAVEN, PA – Clinton County voters are seeing a relatively light primary ballot and, correspondingly, the turnout is reported light across the county. Polls will be open until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, then the unofficial count will begin at the county’s Piper Building. Therecord-onine will be providing updates, which will also be available on the county website.

Two county row offices are on the ballot this year and the two incumbent row officers are unopposed for their respective third terms. Republican treasurer Michelle Kunes and Democratic coroner Zach Hanna have no opponents from either party.

Four Keystone Central School Board seats are on the ballot and three incumbents have filed, unopposed, for re-election. They are Region II, Elisabeth Lynch; Region V, board president Tracy Smith; and Region VII, Roger Elling. No one filed a petition in Region IX, the Renovo area. Eric Probert is the incumbent, but he said earlier this year he would not seek a second 4-year term.

In addition to the Republican and Democratic primaries, all registered voters, regardless of party, are able to vote on several Constitutional amendments on the ballot.