Venango County Tea Party Patriots

A non-partisan, non-profit, non-member, association dedicated to educating the public and promoting the principles of fiscal responsibility, constitutionally limited government and free market economics, and all other lawful activities.

From The VCTPP Blog

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VOTE IN PERSON AT THE POLLS

ALERT

Venango County Tea Party is asking you to vote in person at your precinct poll if you are able. If you are not able, apply for an Absentee Ballot by Oct. 27 and return the ballot to Venango County Courthouse no later than Nov. 3 at 8:00 pm. If you do vote by Mail-in ballot, personally deliver it to the Courthouse or mail it as early as possible to help our USPS with the overload and to assure your vote is counted.

The difference between Absentee and Mail-in Ballots? You have to request the Absentee Ballot, prove who you are and prove you are alive. You don’t with a Mail-in Ballot.

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August Tea Party Meeting

Venango County Tea Party Patriots will meet on Thursday, August 27 at 6:30 pm at the Sandycreek Fire Hall located at 624 Congress Hill Road, in Franklin.  The topic will be on Voter Fraud and Mail-in Ballots.  Excerpts from Catherine Engelbrecht’s True the Vote podcast will inform us on 5 Easy Ways to Steal an Election and How You Can Stop It.   The main thrust of the message will be to encourage citizen involvement in the election process.  Ms Sabrina Backer, Venango County Chief Clerk, will be on hand to inform the group of local needs in the polling places as well as volunteer opportunities to help this coming election run smoothly.  The facility offers plenty of room for social distancing.  Masks are your choice. 

Catherine Engelbrecht, True the Vote

True the Vote serves as a civic hub, working together with citizens and organizations to recruit, train and mobilize election workers, defend the veracity of the electoral process, and deter election fraud. Activities include:

  • Team Building – Helping volunteers connect with the tools they need to engage in election work.
  • Training and Mobilization – Training a broad base of volunteers to work in elections, research, and support positions across the electoral process.
  • Reporting – Acting as watchdog and building a rapid response network for communication and action.