During a recent government meeting, officials addressed concerns regarding voter registration and misinformation affecting military personnel and non-citizens. Officials clarified that recent letters suggesting military voters would be removed from registration lists were not sent by their office, emphasizing that the confusion stemmed from outdated information. They reassured that most voters mentioned in the letters were already in the process of being removed through legal channels or had been canceled from the rolls.

Additionally, officials tackled the issue of non-citizens registering to vote, reiterating that safeguards are in place to ensure only eligible citizens can register. They explained that individuals must prove their citizenship through government agencies like PennDOT or the Social Security Administration when applying to register.

The meeting also touched on the relocation of voting sites, with officials confirming that all polling locations are ADA compliant and that any moves would remain within precinct boundaries, minimizing potential accessibility issues for voters with disabilities. They noted that one relocated site may even offer improved accessibility.

The session concluded with a reminder of an upcoming executive session regarding pending litigation, ensuring transparency and continued communication with the community.