League of Women Voters of PA v. Cmwlth

[J-1-2018]
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA
MIDDLE DISTRICT

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF : No. 159 MM 2017
PENNSYLVANIA, CARMEN FEBO SAN
MIGUEL, JAMES SOLOMON, JOHN
GREINER, JOHN CAPOWSKI,
GRETCHEN BRANDT, THOMAS
RENTSCHLER, MARY ELIZABETH
LAWN, LISA ISAACS, DON LANCASTER,
JORDI COMAS, ROBERT SMITH,
WILLIAM MARX, RICHARD MANTELL,
PRISCILLA MCNULTY, THOMAS
ULRICH, ROBERT MCKINSTRY, MARK
LICHTY, LORRAINE PETROSKY,

Petitioners

v.

THE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA; THE PENNSYLVANIA .

GENERAL ASSEMBLY; THOMAS W. .

WOLF, IN HIS CAPACITY AS
GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA;
MICHAEL J. STACK III, IN HIS CAPACITY :

AS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA AND PRESIDENT OF
THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATE; .

MICHAEL C. TURZAI, IN HIS CAPACITY .

AS SPEAKER OF THE PENNSYLVANIA .

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES;
JOSEPH B. SCARNATI III, IN HIS
CAPACITY AS PENNSYLVANIA SENATE '.

PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE; ROBERT .

TORRES, IN HIS CAPACITY AS ACTING '.

SECRETARY OF THE .

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA; .

JONATHAN M. MARKS, IN HIS
CAPACITY AS COMMISSIONER OF THE
BUREAU OF COMMISSIONS,
ELECTIONS, AND LEGISLATION OF
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF :

STATE,

Respondents

OPINION AND ORDER

PER CURIAM Filed: February 19, 2018
By Order dated January 22, 2018, this Court announced that the Pennsylvania

Congressional Redistricting Act of 2011, 25 P.S. § 3596.101 et seq. (the "2011 Plan"),

clearly, plainly and palpably violates the Pennsylvania Constitution. This adjudication

was based upon the uncontradicted evidentiary record developed in the Commonwealth

Court, wherein the Petitioners established that the 2011 Plan was a partisan

gerrymander and that this gerrymander was extreme and durable. It was designed to

dilute the votes of those who in prior elections voted for the party not in power in order

to give the party in power a lasting electoral advantage. In stark contrast, Article I,

Section 5 of our Constitution provides: "Elections shall be free and equal; and no

power, civil or military, shall at any time interfere to prevent the free exercise of the right

of suffrage." Pa. Const. art. I, § 5. On this record, it is clear that the 2011 Plan violates

Article I, Section 5, since a diluted vote is not an equal vote.

Having determined that the 2011 Plan violates our Constitution, the question of

the appropriate remedy remained. This Court was compelled to decide whether to

perpetuate an unconstitutional districting plan, which would result in the unlawful dilution

of our citizens' votes in the impending election, or to rectify the violation of our

Commonwealth's Constitution immediately. So stated, our choice was clear. As this

Court has aptly recognized, the fundamental rights guaranteed by our organic charter

"cannot lawfully be infringed, even momentarily." Pap's A.M. v. City of Erie, 812 A.2d

591, 607 (Pa. 2002) (internal quotation marks omitted).

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 In our January 22 Order,' this Court directed that, "should the Pennsylvania

General Assembly choose to submit a congressional districting plan that satisfies the

requirements" of that Order, the General Assembly was to submit such a plan to the

Governor on or before February 9, 2018. If the Governor accepted the General

Assembly's congressional districting plan, this Court ordered such plan to be submitted

to the Court on or before February 15, 2018. Thus, the General Assembly had a full

eighteen days to submit a plan to the Governor, and the Governor had five days to

consider and approve or disapprove the General Assembly's plan. 2

This Court recognized that the primary responsibility for drawing congressional

districts rested squarely with the legislature, but we also acknowledged that, in the

eventuality of the General Assembly not submitting a plan to the Governor, or the

Governor not approving the General Assembly's plan within the time specified, it would

1 Justice Baer filed a concurring and dissenting statement to the Order. Chief Justice
Saylor filed a dissenting statement in which Justice Mundy joined, and Justice Mundy
filed a dissenting statement.

2 Infashioning the remedy and the timeline, this Court took into consideration the
requests of the parties. At oral argument on January 17, 2018, counsel for the
Petitioners stated, "Our request on the remedy is that . the map be declared
. .

unconstitutional and that the legislature be given two weeks to come up with another
map, subject obviously to the Governor's review." He further stated, "The map can be
done in a day." ". .frequently legislatures are given short time frames.
. Yes, it's a
. . .

serious task, but no, we don't believe it's unreasonable."

Counsel for the Governor stated, "[W]e are recommending that, if the map is in place by
February 20 or before, we can show you that we can run this election, we can run the
congressional portion of the primary and all of the up and down ballot seats by May 15."
This accords with the attestations by Commissioner of the Bureau of Commissions,
Elections and Legislation, Jonathan Marks, that it would be possible to hold the primary
on May 15, 2018 provided a plan was in place on or before February 20, 2018.

Counsel for Speaker Turzai and Senate President Pro Tempore Scarnati stated, "I think
we would like at least three weeks." His co -counsel later opined that they "need a
month."

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fall to this Court expeditiously to adopt a plan based upon the evidentiary record

developed in the Commonwealth Court. We also offered the opportunity for parties and

intervenors to submit proposed remedial districting plans to the Court on or before

February 15, 2018. The Court specified that, to comply with the January 22 Order, any

remedial congressional districting plan, whether enacted by the General Assembly and

Governor or submitted by the parties and intervenors, should consist of:

congressional districts composed of compact and contiguous territory; as
nearly equal in population as practicable; and which do not divide any
county, city, incorporated town, borough, township, or ward, except where
necessary to ensure equality of population.

Order of January 22, 2018, at Paragraph "Fourth". Furthermore, the Court advised the

Executive Branch Respondents to anticipate that a remedial congressional districting

plan would be available by February 19, 2018, and they were directed to take all

measures, including adjusting the election calendar if necessary, to ensure that the

May 15, 2018 primary election would take place as scheduled under that remedial

districting plan.

The Court issued a supplemental Order on January 26, 2018, in which the Court

appointed Professor Nathaniel Persily as an advisor to assist the Court in adopting, if

necessary, a remedial congressional redistricting plan.3 Moreover, in that Order, we

directed the Pennsylvania General Assembly and/or its Legislative Data Processing

Center to submit to the Court data files containing the current boundaries of all

Pennsylvania municipalities and precincts. In response, counsel for the General

Assembly indicated no such current files existed.4

3 Justice Baer filed a concurring and dissenting statement. Chief Justice Saylor and
Justice Mundy dissented.

4 Specifically, by letter dated January 31, 2018, counsel for the General Assembly
indicated that such files are not updated or maintained by the General Assembly for the
(continued...)

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 Thereafter, on February 7, 2018, this Court filed its Opinion in support of the

January 22 Order, setting forth its legal rationale for determining that the 2011 Plan is

violative of our Constitution.5 In explaining the Court's rationale, we emphasized that

nothing in the Opinion was intended to conflict with, or in any way alter, the mandate

contained in the January 22 Order.

Neither the General Assembly nor the Governor sought an extension of the dates

set forth in our January 22 Order. The General Assembly failed to pass legislation for

the Governor's approval, thereby making it impossible for our sister branches to meet

the Court's deadline. As a result, it has become the judiciary's duty to fashion an

appropriate remedial districting plan, and this Court has proceeded to prepare such a

plan, a role which our Court has full constitutional authority and responsibility to

assume.6

(...continued)
years between each decennial Census. Counsel for Speaker Turzai informed the Court
by letter dated January 31, 2018 that Speaker Turzai "[had] no data or documents
responsive to the [Court's Order]." and that Speaker Turzai "understands that the
General Assembly has submitted a letter addressing the data and documents
requested..." Finally, by letter dated January 31, 2018, counsel for Senator Scarnati
responded that "[i]n light of the unconstitutionality of the Court's Orders and the Court's
plain intent to usurp the General Assembly's constitutionally delegated role of drafting
Pennsylvania's congressional districting plan, Senator Scarnati will not be turning over
any data identified in the Court's Orders," while also footnoting that Senator Scarnati
"does not possess any documents responsive to paragraph "Fourth" of the Court's
January 26 Order."

5 response thereto, Justice Baer filed a concurring and dissenting opinion. Chief
In
Justice Saylor filed a dissenting opinion, joined by Justice Mundy. Finally, Justice
Mundy filed a dissenting opinion.

6 When the legislature is unable or chooses not to act, it becomes the judiciary's role to
ensure a valid districting scheme. As explained in our Opinion, our Court possesses
broad authority to craft meaningful remedies when required. Pa. Const. art. V, §§ 1, 2,
10; 42 Pa.C.S. § 726 (granting power to "enter a final order or otherwise cause right and
justice to be done"). Thus, the prospect of a judicially -imposed remedial plan was well
within our judicial authority, and is supported by our Constitution and laws.

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 Pursuant to the January 22 Order, certain parties, the intervenors, and several

amici submitted to the Court proposed remedial districting plans for the Court's

consideration, all of which were carefully reviewed by the Court.' Proceeding

expeditiously, the Court prepared a constitutionally sound plan in accordance with our

announced criteria.

After full deliberation and consideration, the Court hereby adopts this remedial

plan ("Remedial Plan")8, as specifically described below, which shall be implemented

forthwith in preparation for the May 15, 2018 primary election.9 The Remedial Plan is

based upon the record developed in the Commonwealth Court, and it draws heavily

upon the submissions provided by the parties, intervenors, and amici. It is composed of

congressional districts which follow the traditional redistricting criteria of compactness,

contiguity, equality of population, and respect for the integrity of political subdivisions.

The Remedial Plan splits only 13 counties.1° Of those, four counties are split into three

The applications for leave to file amicus briefs, filed by Concerned Citizens for
Democracy, Fair Democracy, Adele Schneider and Stephen Wolf, and the American
Civil Rights Union, are hereby granted. Moreover, we accepted for filing a "Brief in
Opposition to Proposed Remedial Congressional Districting Maps Submitted by
Petitioners, Governor Wolf, Lieutenant Governor Stack, Democratic Caucus of the
Pennsylvania Senate and Democratic Caucus of the Pennsylvania House of
Representatives" filed by Speaker Turzai and Senator Scarnati. Finally, Petitioners'
application for leave to file a reply to that brief is hereby granted.

8 For this process, the Court utilized the 2011 U.S. Census population data, as adjusted
by Pennsylvania, available at http://www.redistricting.state.pa.us/Data.cfm.

9 Although we provide herein a brief description of the statistical measures used to
analyze the Remedial Plan, a full, computer-generated report detailing additional
statistical information is available on the Court's website at
http ://www.pacou rts.us/news-and-statistics/cases-of-public-i nterest/league-of -women-
voters-et-al-v-the-com monwealth-of-pen nsylvan ia-et-al-159-m m-2017.
10 An additional county split may appear in some GIS program calculations, but that is
due to the fact that a non-contiguous Chester County census block with zero population
is located inside Delaware County. That census block and its adjoining water is
appropriately placed inside the district that contains Delaware County.

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districts and nine are split into two districts. The parties, intervenors, and amici differ in

how they calculate municipal and precinct splits, and, as noted earlier, the Legislative

Respondents suggest that updated data on precinct and municipal boundaries does not

exist. The Remedial Plan is superior or comparable to all plans submitted by the

parties, the intervenors, and amici, by whichever Census-provided definition one

employs (Minor Civil Divisions, Cities, Boroughs, Townships, and Census Places)".

The compactness of the plan is superior or comparable to the other submissions,

according to the Reock, Schwartzberg, Polsby-Popper, Population Polygon, and

Minimum Convex Polygon measures described in the Court's January 26 Order. Here,

too, the parties, intervenors, and amici disagree on the precise ways to calculate these

measures, and some failed to deliver compactness scores with their submissions. By

whichever calculation methodology employed, the Remedial Plan is superior or

comparable. Finally, no district has more than a one -person difference in population

from any other district, and, therefore, the Remedial Plan achieves the constitutional

guarantee of one person, one vote.

Accordingly, this 19th day of February, 2018, the Court orders as follows:

First, the Pennsylvania primary and general elections for seats in the United

States House of Representatives commencing in the year 2018 shall be conducted in

accordance with the Remedial Plan as described by the 2010 Census block equivalency

(denominated the "Remedial Plan Census Block Equivalency Files") and ESRI shape

files (denominated the "Remedial Plan Shape Files") uploaded to this Court's website at

http://www.pacourts.us/news-and-statistics/cases-of-public-interest/league-of-women-

11The Remedial Plan follows, to the extent possible, the boundaries of wards in
Philadelphia.

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voters-et-al-v-the-commonwealth-of-pennsylvania-et-al-159-mm-2017, under the

heading "Order Adopting Remedial Plan". The Remedial Plan, in its constituent parts, is

hereby made part of this Order, and is hereby adopted as the division of this

Commonwealth into eighteen congressional districts, unless and until the same shall be

lawfully changed. For reference, images of the Remedial Plan are attached at Appendix

A, and available in high resolution at the above website; and images of the 2011 Plan

are attached at Appendix B, and available in high resolution at the above website. Also

uploaded to the above website are computer generated reports describing the Remedial

Plan, identifying (1) county/minor civil division/voting district splits, (2) census place and

municipal splits, and (3) compactness scores.

Second, Executive Respondents and Respondent General Assembly, including

its Legislative Data Processing Center ("LDPC"),12 shall forthwith prepare textual

language that describes the Remedial Plan13 and submit the same to the Secretary of

the Commonwealth without delay. The Secretary of the Commonwealth shall thereafter

file with this Court's Prothonotary a certification of compliance of the preparation of the

textual description of the Remedial Plan, along with a copy of the textual description.

Third, Respondent Secretary of the Commonwealth shall, without delay, following

the preparation of the textual description of the Remedial Plan, publish notice of the

Congressional Districts in the Pennsylvania Bulletin.

12The LDPC was established under the Act of Dec. 10, 1968, P.L. 1158, No. 365, and
routinely provides technical services relating to congressional and legislative
redistricting.

13 The textual descriptions should be expressed in a form consistent with the text found
in Section 301 of the Congressional Redistricting Act of 2011, 25 P.S. § 3596.301;
Section 301 of the Congressional Redistricting Act of 2002, 25 P.S. § 3595.301
(superseded); and Appendix A to the Order entered by this Court in Mellow v. Mitchell,
607 A.2d 204, 237-43 (Pa. 1992).

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 Fourth, to provide for an orderly election process, the schedule for the primary

election to be held May 15, 2018 for the election of Representatives to the United States

Congress shall be implemented by the Secretary of the Commonwealth and all election

officers within the Commonwealth in accordance with the Revised Election Calendar as

proposed by the Secretary of the Commonwealth and Commissioner of the Bureau of

Commissions, Elections and Legislation,14 which Calendar is hereby approved, and is

attached to this Order as Appendix C.

Fifth, should there be any congressional vacancies existing now or occurring

after the entry of this Order, but prior to the commencement of the terms of the

members to be elected in the General Election of 2018, they shall be filled for the

remainder of the unexpired terms from the districts formerly prescribed in the

Congressional Redistricting Act of 2011, 25 P.S. § 3596.301.

Sixth, the Secretary of the Commonwealth is directed to notify this Court by 4:00

p.m. on Tuesday, February 20, 2018, should it foresee any technical issues concerning

the implementation of the Remedial Plan.

So Ordered.

Jurisdiction retained.

Chief Justice Saylor and Justices Baer and Mundy file dissenting opinions.

14The Application of Respondents Acting Secretary Robert Torres and Commissioner
Jonathan Marks for Approval of Election Calendar Adjustments is hereby granted.

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 APPENDIX A

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District 2
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District 3
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Adam
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District 14

own.,
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krona,*
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Dengue,
or
linekine :
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Indiana
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sr... Nleyeronliolp
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Ls
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District 15

NortttlEas

WeSleyville

Erie
Lake City
McKean Wattsbug
Sugar Grove
Bradford Shiny chouse I Knoxv
Platea Eldred
Waterford
Corrx
Cranesville
Edinboro Mill Village
Elgin
Warren
Youngsville Warren
Lewis Run
Oswayo
Ulysses Infestfeld

Spartansb7 -g Port Allega ry
SprInghoro
Conneautville
Cambridge Springs
Clarendon Mc Kean Coudersport
'Mogi
Sae 1.6 Centerville Mount Jewett Galetc/h

Linesville
Me4Cfifille
Town Ile
HYdetown
Tiff icvlllr
Tidloute
Kane
Austin
Potter
Conneaut Lake Pleasantvile

Crawford --- -
ooperstown
sion.Forest Johnsonburg
Emporium
Ly-tom
Shevkleyville
Rouseville
Oil ary. -
g
r Ridgway
St. Marys `Cameron
Greenville
anga I
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Fredonia
Sandy Lak
Polk
klAr Elk Driftwood
Souttriienovo
mrtair
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A-um:renter r11 Shippenville
F
igrmitage
?tell
mercer
Clintonville
Clarioni"e 15 Brack4 Clinton
e t Middlesex Grove Caipti sr urg Bra le
H" sville Eau Claire Iock Fla.
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Sligo Mill Hall
SliltgAry Rork
Bruirl
Petrolla
Rimersburg
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11 le
Clearfield Clearfield -ow Shoe
Be reek

Howard
Lawmucp PunxsutawBingeyRun
Wallaceton -1
Portirsville SLmbUrY Canitysvrilifie imMilesburg

Wampum
Pro I. sti
Ea
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ButICerhic°4 Mahaffey
Philiburg L entre Millheim
Osc Mills -- Hall
Koppel
Homewood nnoq
Artnistron-gle:::
anory Ile
BulSidNieewtwrg Irvona
Hound
Port e College
Evans City Ford Cliff Marion Center
New Brighton Callery Atwrtd Westover Coalport
le East Rochester,. Mars
F e Elderl
rt
Indiana , Tyroge
Ernest Clymer / Hastings

kstow
ford Woods burg
polo I Indiana Patton
Carrolltown Bellwood
13'ritUntingd
/
hen'I I Homer City
Ashvill
West Vie ore
Altoona I retershirg
McK
Bel

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Export
Salt
Armagh ToNnlirri
Lilly
hill

Hollidaysburg
Williamsbrg
# Mill Cr
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Fork

14
Manor Der Fra I
13 ,,, J'Eerr
Canonsburg
Westn1
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g
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ille New Ligonier 54" Fs'n S
I

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Stanton Woodbury It_
New Laurel Mourittin Benson lfwdley Saltillo
,easantville Gai
Wd§hilligtopt 54,4....0
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....- Care Irayettee . Bedford Everett /I*
it' Franklin
Rices ng
I
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Rockwood Berlin 111 litIrliturg ChamperSburg t 4
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District 16

Erie North

VVesleyville
Erie

Lake. City
nea
Wattsb
g ar
arra --
:::Rfafea
mai `t- Grove
Waterford
Come
Cranesville Elgin
inboro Mill Village
Youngsville

Springboro Cambridge Springs
Spartansbu
g Warren
Conneautville VViIncTirock_
Centerville

Linesville
Saeg 1 Townville
Hydetown
Tidioute

Conneaut Lake -
Pleasantvilp

Crawford

'
Forest
--- -- ooperstown
Rouseville
'Tionesta

Sheakle0Alle Utica _
I
Greenville venango
Polk
Oil Cii-
I 11

.= I
andy Lake
Fredonia 14

S PMercerenter penville

NJ
ermitage
rrell
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i
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rove City
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f
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it
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axerfitrence'f asttcliiicia,soryeeniehensii
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lerChicori

1-
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Koppel i
Kittanning Armstrong'lick

Homewood Cannoguenessing
Manorville Pjrn
Eastvale Evans City
Ford-Cliff Atw/d
New Brighton Callery
East Rochester Mars Elderti
Fr it Err
S$locta
AtelaVerBialif burg
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,ihdian
H

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14 A xandria

Derry
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District 17

Pirterswl

Lawrence
Wane.,
New Beaver
16 Fast Butler

Ellport
[nor Valle

Worttangton
New Galilee.. OPP&
Big Dea,:ee

Darlington hastened
Butler
We t MayrIM
151
Easlvale

Saxonburg
Callers.
New Brighton
Ballston Armstrong
Bridgewater
Fast Rochester Marsn
Ohreille
Beaver Fr"""
Conway
Fields Fripepa

Midland Sr4aard Words
Shipproporr

Hooks..
Allquppa
I.." Franklin Park
Allegheny
Brackert e

17 -A"rWSell Acres
South HAIN
(Leetsdale
Sewickley Heintla:OD,

Sewickley
I(
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Verona
".
114,1III ten 'B'elley Blown.
Frankfort Sprints

1111.
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Erl9ew:0d
- - Forest Hills
Braddock Hills [spoil Delrnal
arriegie Rankin Turtle Creek Pitcairn
Oakdale EaSI. Pittsburgh
Hetplelbeng Munhall Wall

Midway M
nteruwood
no"Baldmn 18 ""'" WestrOoreland
Dravosnurg 'White Oak Ma ear

Washington Bethel Park
West Malin
Pleasant Hills
lecKees

Liberty ,
North!ttr
Jean,.
iversalses
Adamslaure
14 Jefferson Hills
[Rine
Lirl.lil Gr

Elizabeth Anra
LanonsbJrg

lousten Finkyvlll
West Middletown
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District 18

lie PatL

Beaver Sewielcl
fawickley Hertgars,I.
HIII Lower Burrell

;Hoy Sonngri
Se
17 Fps Chip.

Plpl[MM Plum

Ben Awn]fei
Per Veruna
MOM.
Bitcoorms

18 Cnurnili
- - 42V
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Braddock Hills
Mount Oliver Rank, Turtle Creek Mh dire
maukerNortlIBraMlock
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Wall
Wcsi lomeslaad
I

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Brentwood Periiimne
Midway PPP

Whrtertall
p,rtsb, wt. Pak
WOW KIP. McKeesport
Pon Vue
Pleasant alIaa'rs
Glassocm twmty
Bethel Pads
Versailles

Prieywile

o New

1*-eF NI,1,11
New EH
Hunker
Moms,

Westm
Washin ton
North' ''
 APPENDIX B

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Warren McKean SnAmiellaana
Tinge -131adfurd
Parcel 10 I

Crawford Wayne

Forest Wyoming
F. Ur Cameron Stall\ all
Vonanga
--, - 1.4j -- - .ycoming

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4
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11
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ti

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Union
r#' Centre (.;
crucbcriaciAL
.1n t),Irm
Snyder
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1 nil marl Juniata 15 Lehigh

Blair

Hunrine
Cumberland

Bedford r_zYniton "--,
clic CC
Frani:1w Ph; lade
9 Adonis' I

York
1
 APPENDIX B

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District 1

ery
hohocken

delph.

F

ant Lansdo

e Clifton Heig to yeadol5
Aldan Darby

Morton Che
Sharon Fli
Wedge olden
Valley
Clestei Hanks
Prospert00 croft.*
Ridley P

Erookhave
Park

d Eddystone

Che

-frame

aims Ha
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District 2
 APPENDIX B

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District 3

Erie
we vine
Er

Lake thy
cKean WattS
agar rOve
Platea Jl Bradford
Waterford
Cnr
Cranesvill
Edinboro Mill Village
Elgin

ar
Warren
Youngsville
Lewis Run
SIDdiUrI5bIrg
Springbaro
COnneautville
Cambridge Springs

Woodcock
Clarendon McKear
Centerville
Saeciertown 1 Mount Jewett
Townville fictioute
tine:wine Hydetow 1 Kane
Meadville
COnneaut Lake
J
Pteman4
Crawford 1

Limetimi ouperatown
RDUSEviJIe
Tionesta Forest khnsonbung
St. Marys
Sheaklewille
01 Ridgway
ria
%

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1

Greenville 1
I
Folk

Fredonia
Sandy Lek<
t -f 14.4% Elk
criVieneer enter
FP 5hippenuille Brockwt I_

Ileis
-lermitage
mercer

Ye
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Grove Cp.
Clintonville
Cla
voTarr .-94_,,,
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Pa
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I
Sli9rery Rock
87%
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Rirnersburg
a* orthville
5yke4iille
T
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Lamm-Ice I
West Sunbury fastituy.k.,...Nypitithe
TI blip Big Run i Curwerisville
5. LP J. rsvillesa p tierchioarA Purctsutiwney
Lumber City
7rarnpum East Butler Mahaffey
LUriari.
Koppel
Homewood
Eastvale
ConnoquenessIng

Evans City
rmstrong
manorviiie imville
Marion Center
u
Newburg
e
Glen Hope
Irdona
H

Saxonburg ; Ford Cliff Aril
New Brighton Cagery westr)ver Coalport
East Rochester Mars Eldert
Fre -art Ernest Dime(
locta Hastings
Miggla Vretrafiford Woods burg
5

H kstow n polio
d Indiana
Indiana
ria:
Ashville
Horner C:ty
retto
cair en
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District 4

Juniata 10 r perks
WO: \Halm...
10

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District 5

Eat

We

Er'
Lake. City
Otero Grove
Platea Waterford
Bradford Eldred
Shin ehouse ,g=
Cory Omni.
&anemia
Mill Waage
Elgin
Warren
Youngsville Wargo
Lewis Run
1

Borne
Spartang7
lk
Springboro Can brhge Wings Rid Allegila
Clarendon COLOY,Sgied Troy
Conneautville Weodceck B.rkg'"Tovianda
Centerville Mount Jewett 1 Goletcr
Saegertown Alba Monroe

LineswIN Meadville
TownieIlle
HYdd
Tldleute
KaneMcKean
Austin
Potter 4n- Bradford
Conneaut Lake

Crawford
Plea:Mile
S
--- --------- sew Alboiff

ngtown
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Forest S\1ohnsonburg
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Roes.Ile i
Sheoldevville
l(arperon.
0
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G reehalle

B. Fredonia
Sandy Lek 96k
.. se ' ' 5 Elk Deltsitod F
South Reno. Lycoming
I I / Sailadosburo Picture Rocks
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--------- I- - 4'

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as Shippenville
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and
11
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r Newburg
Bunside
State College
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we Markaal ease
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... "." on

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bong
faired
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Clymer Hastings
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'Nte,41 -
wn anc,9
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District 6
 APPENDIX B

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District 7

\.----- t°1 QlekentlA0

Berks .....

4
 APPENDIX B

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District 8

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Scud Z.114.

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13
 APPENDIX B

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District 9

;
MercBmikLo Caw aJ`J1 to
ItliaetVer

30.13-
141..44 1=
cornii
fthrthithriel
art, Nock Clearfield '--
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n
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PA. 3.133317''.00.3

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District 10

LItIle M Ari,
Eldfed shi.42,0se P omo/die I Athens
It Hallstead Lanesboro
Oswayo
Ulysses
stile! Tioga 1 Bradford f r lenLtso III e
lUCCa
New Milford Th
RosevIlt at,
Part MAN+
lo g a i
Rome
Le Payille Montrose
1
Mansfield I

McKean:
Coudersport
Wellsboro
Tray
Buth0°"Towanda
; Susquehanna 1 Wayne
Galetolyi
I PJba Monroe Hop Bottom Uniolpale

4 Austin
Potter Blossburg

4-10 New Albany
Meshoonen N16.'
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Bethany
,
----------- Fart lie
anon
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Dusnote
Wyoming I
Lap9-te-
Fmporiurn S% 1 aid I
Forksoille Haofey
Cameron a
Elk ; Lycoming
Sullivan Harveys trr Ma
,,..mtwood
I Soulh Penovo . ..... Dallas OMPoo/1
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scow
Pike
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------ L -* .. 4 ,eL Clinton sShoreSouth Willamsporr HUgheSVIII2
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W
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Creek VIII e
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Stillwater
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1.,. Centre
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District 11

Wyalusing
demon
Bradford .LOICrtO Wayne
Potter
Tioga
Liberty
..... ........ New Albany Meshoppen

Tunkhannock
Nicho

Fa ille
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alton
E...shore
rcl aid
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F
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Or
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Avcrkt.r
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--
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Morttoursville Hughesville
Clinton Duboistown
MunCV
I
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un
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--1 Montgorge
Nuangola
;
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... Stillwater %
..I Shickshinny
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+---i
Penn
Mill Hall % Turbo e A I
Centre Beect.ree. Orangeville i
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Milesburg
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District 12

HerMage Mercer Knox
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District 13
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District 14

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District 15

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District 16

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District 17

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District 18

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 APPENDIX C
REVISED ELECTION CALENDAR FOR
OFFICE OF REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
2018 GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION

First day to circulate and file nomination petitions February 27
First day to circulate and file nomination papers March 7

Last day to circulate and file nomination petitions March 20

Day for casting of lots in the office of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth for position of names on the primary ballot March 22

Date by which the Secretary of the Commonwealth must
transmit to the County Boards of Elections a list of candidates
who filed nomination petitions with him and who are not known
to have withdrawn or been disqualified March 26

Date by which County Boards of Elections must begin to transmit absentee
ballots and balloting materials to military-overseas voters in extremely
remote or isolated areas who by this date submitted a valid application March 26

Last day for withdrawal by candidates who filed nomination petitions March 27

Last day to file objections to nomination petitions March 27
Date by which County Boards of Elections must transmit absentee
ballots and balloting materials to all military-overseas voters who
by this date submitted a valid application March 30

Last day that may be fixed by the Commonwealth Court for
hearings on objections that have been filed to nomination petitions March 30

Last day for the Commonwealth Court to render decisions in
cases involving objections to nomination petitions April 4

Last day to apply for a civilian absentee ballot May 8
Last day for County Boards of Elections to receive voted
civilian absentee ballots May 11

GENERAL PRIMARY May 15
Last day for County Boards of Elections to receive voted
military -overseas absentee ballots May 22