West Vincent Township Democratic Party

02/02/2026

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"The only thing that is more powerful than hate is love."

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01/27/2026

This app makes calling our representatives as easy as possible. Pick one topic a day and make a call!

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11/16/2025

If you live in Chester County, read and share. The Chester County Republican Party is challenging 1100 provisional ballots, causing a hearing Monday. Even though the counting of the ballots was done on live camera, they may require that all eleven hundred people come to the courthouse to defend their ballots. There may not even be a way to reach all of these people.

11/04/2025

Vote for Sean Clark for Township Supervisor!

Sean's family has called West Vincent home for three years, and in that time, they quickly became involved in our community. Sean regularly attends the monthly Supervisors meetings. He is a member of the Environmental Advisory Council, and participates in service and educational events. His wife, Dawn, is also contributing as a member of the Open Space Review Board. Through these experiences, they have had the chance to connect with both long-time residents and those who are newer to the township.

He is an energetic, working father with two young children. This isn't a pastime for him; it's about ensuring a bright future for his family and yours. He has a real stake in making sure our roads are safe, our community stays vibrant, and our tax dollars are used effectively, both now and for the long haul.

Goals:
Protecting our natural spaces
Limiting urban sprawl
Improving traffic and pedestrian safety and road quality
Keeping local tax rate down
Being fiscally responsible
Establishing a clear, efficient, respectful line of communication between the township and residents, HOA's, and other organizations.
Promoting transparency
Ensuring fair and consistent enforcement of ordinances
Listening to and respecting all residents

Background
25+ years in marketing and communications
10+ years in leadership/management roles
Extensive leadership and management training
Responsible for budgets and P&L
Cross-functional leader and respected mentor
Proven process and communication skills
Creative thinker and innovative problem solver
Bachelor’s degree from Temple University

11/04/2025

Vote YES for Judge Retention.

11/04/2025

LET'S ALL VOTE! We have 7 great candidates running for township positions! They volunteered to run to serve our community. All we have to do is show up at the polls tomorrow and vote for them! Polls open 7am to 8pm.

11/04/2025

Mail In Ballot? If you haven't voted yet, here are your options:
* Do not mail! It won't be received by Election Day, and it won't count!
* Best Method - Put your ballot in the drop box at the Henrietta Hankin Library. The drop box is open on Election Day from 9am - 8pm. Address below. If you won't be near Chester Springs, check the link below for other Chester County drop boxes.
* Don't use a drop box that isn't in Chester County. Your vote will not count.
* If you really really want to vote in person, take your mail in ballot and the envelope and everything you received in the mail with you to the polls. You need to give the entire ballot/envelope/inserts to the Judge of Elections, who will "spoil" that ballot and give you a new one. Then, you can vote as normal. It is much better to take your mail in ballot to a drop box.
* If you can't find your mail in ballot, you can still vote. Go to the polls and talk to the Judge of Elections. They will give you a provisional ballot. These ballots are counted after Election Day.
* For a full list of Chester County Drop Boxes, click here - https://www.chesco.org/4758/Ballot-Drop-Off-Locations

Henrietta Hankin Library Drop Box Hours, 215 Windgate Dr., Chester Springs.

11/01/2025

Mail In Ballot? If you haven't voted yet, here are your options:
* Do not mail! It may not be received by Election Day, and it won't count!
* Best Method - Put your ballot in the drop box at the Henrietta Hankin Library. Drop Box hours and address below. They are open every day and on Election Day.
* If you really really want to vote in person, take your mail in ballot and the envelope and everything you received in the mail with you to the polls. You need to give the entire ballot/envelope/inserts to the Judge of Elections, who will "spoil" that ballot and give you a new one. Then, you can vote as normal. It is much better to take your mail in ballot to a drop box.
* If you can't find your mail in ballot, you can still vote. Go to the polls and talk to the Judge of Elections. They will give you a provisional ballot. These ballots are counted after Election Day.
* Only use a drop box in Chester County. Your vote will not count if you put it in a drop box outside of Chester County. For a full list of Chester County Drop Boxes, click here - https://www.chesco.org/4758/Ballot-Drop-Off-Locations

Henrietta Hankin Library Drop Box Hours, 215 Windgate Dr., Chester Springs.
Saturday - 10am - 4pm
Sunday - 10am - 2pm
Monday - 9am - 6pm
Tuesday, Election Day - 9am - 8pm

10/24/2025

Sean signs are trending! We have a brand new batch coming today! We can’t keep them in stock!

Would you like a Sean sign for your yard to show you care about limiting urban sprawl, keeping local taxes low, environmental protection, and clear communication? Sean’s professional background and love of our community prepare him to be a wonderful West Vincent Township Supervisor. Learn all about him here: SeanClarkWestVincent.com.

10/23/2025