Butler County Commissioners are releasing their final report of the Election Review Commission.
The bi-partisan group was established in January to review the policies and procedures of last year’s election.
The commission identified 12 areas where they believe that elections could improve in Pennsylvania. Those areas include changing the mail-in ballot application deadline, poll book formatting, and adopting policies for how elections should be held during emergency declarations.
The county commissioners are expected to discuss their findings with legislators and the local party committees later this morning.
View the report here.
