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Pa. Lawmakers Move to Let Teens Vote in School Board Races
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Pa. Lawmakers Move to Let Teens Vote in School Board Races
WEST CHESTER, PA — A student-driven push to expand youth voting rights in Pennsylvania took a major step forward as state lawmakers circulated a memo outlining legislation that would allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in school board elections. The proposal, titled “Lowering the Voting Age for School Board Elections,” was circulated on January 21 by state Reps. Chris Pielli of Chester County and John Inglis III of Allegheny County. The forthcomi…
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