Submitted by Guerlaingal t3_1188s7e in Pennsylvania
SunOutrageous6098 t1_j9kqr3m wrote
Reply to comment by IamSauerKraut in What are the rules on signing multiple nominating petitions? by Guerlaingal
Correct. The signers must be registered in the same party as presented on the petition- some candidates can cross file (like School Director) so they could be circulating a D petition and an R petition. Signers must also live in the district that the office represents. Using School Director as example, a person who lives outside the school district cannot sign.
I guess a better way to say it would be that you can sign a petition for a candidate you would be eligible to vote for in the Primary and as many candidates that you would be able to vote for in the Primary.
IamSauerKraut t1_j9lpl2u wrote
>some candidates can cross file (like School Director) so they could be circulating a D petition and an R petition.
Clarification: No school board candidate is allowed to carry a petition for both parties. If that candidate is republican, they can only circulate for republican signatures. They will need to reach out to a democrat to circulate for democratic signatures. And vice-versa.
SunOutrageous6098 t1_j9lqm4h wrote
Good point of clarification!
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