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Check your registration
Moved, changed your name, or not sure you're on the rolls? It takes two minutes to check.
Check now →Lower Providence Township
Your township.
Your tax dollars.
Your vote.
Local decisions on taxes, zoning and spending get made by whoever shows up. We make sure Lower Providence Republicans show up, informed and on time.
Three things you can do this month
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Bank your vote early
Request a mail ballot and get it in. Every early vote frees up volunteers for Election Day.
How mail voting works →03
Bring a neighbor
Offer a ride, a reminder, or a hand with the paperwork. Local races are won by a few hundred votes.
Help a neighbor vote →What we stand for
Common sense, close to home
We judge every township decision by the same few questions.
- Is it worth the cost?
- Every dollar the township spends came out of a family budget first.
- Does it respect what you own?
- Your home and land are yours. Rules should protect that, not chip away at it.
- Who decided?
- Decisions about Lower Providence belong to the people who live here.
- Does it make life harder?
- Permits, fees and paperwork add up for residents and small businesses alike.
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Built to last
The stone bridge over the Skippack Creek at Evansburg has carried traffic since 1792. That's the standard we hold local government to: built carefully, paid for honestly, and meant for the next generation.
Read about local issues →Keep the work going
Signs, mailers and Election Day coverage are paid for by neighbors. Gifts start at $20.