PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – District Attorney Larry Krasner announced Monday the activation of Philadelphia’s Election Task Force. It will be ready to respond to any voting issues at the polls.
“Every Philadelphia vote is going to be counted and every Philadelphia vote that wants to make its way into the ballot box is going to be cast,” Krasner said. “We are not going to have a problem in Philadelphia tomorrow.”
READ MORE: 2 Suspects Fatally Shot During Home Invasion In South Philadelphia, Police SayKrasner urged Philadelphians to get out and vote on Tuesday to make their voice heard.
READ MORE: Melanoma Isn't Just Caused By Environmental Factors Like Sun Exposure, New Research SaysPolls are open from 7 a.m. Tuesday until 8 p.m. As long as you’re in line by 8, you’ll be able to cast your ballot. If you’re voting at a polling place for the first time you must bring an ID.
MORE NEWS: Pennsylvania Lawmakers Want To Pass Red Flag Gun Law To Help Battle Mental Health CrisisCheck out the CBS Philly voter guide for everything you need to know during the PA Primary.
