Hampton Democratic Committee

📣 Do you still have your mail-in ballot? This Friday-Monday, Allegheny County has 10 locations you can easily drop yours off. All are due no later than Tuesday, May 19.

The County Office Building will also be open 7am-8pm on
Tuesday.

The ACDC endorsed the following candidates that will appear on the Hampton Township ballots:

Josh Shapiro - PA Governor

Austin Davis - PA Lt. Governor

Chris DeLuzio - U.S. House Representative (District 17)

Lindsey Williams - PA State Senator (District 38)

Jeremy Ferderber - PA House Representative (District 28)

Arvind Venkat - PA House Representative (District30)

For more information on the candidates, please review the 2026 Primary Voter Guide.
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Did you know you can vote early this weekend if you didn't order a mail-in ballot? Or the next two weekends, you can hand deliver your ballot to several locations! Voting Matters, and there are ways to get it done before May 19th!

Please plan to join us on Thursday, Feb. 26th at 7pm for a petition signing party at the Hampton Middle School Library during our monthly meeting. While we welcome everyone to stay for the entire hour to hear from our candidates and ways to get involved, we also know that not everyone’s schedule permits this. Please consider stopping by anytime between 6:50 pm to 8:00 pm to sign petitions that will get these phenomenal Democratic candidates on the ballot:

Governor Shapiro
Lt. Governor Austin Davis
Congressman Chris Deluzio
State Senator Lindsey Williams
State Representative Arvind Venkat, House District 30
Candidates Robert Bertha and Jeremy Ferderber, House District 28
Any registered Democrat who lives in the correct district is able to sign, and we strongly encourage you to stop by for 10 minutes to assist our candidates! To help make our gathering more celebratory, we also plan to have cookies to share. We look forward to seeing you!

I am proud of the campaign that we ran, focused on issues that matter to district three residents: continuing basic government services regardless of the chaos at the state and federal level, increasing public safety and supporting our first responders, addressing traffic safety and transit across the district, and growing early learning opportunities for our children.

Thank you to everyone who voted for me, contributed their time or money (or both!), and those who contributed in any way to spreading the word about who I am and what I care about. Thank you most especially to my family who sacrificed a lot of time with me over the last several months, but supported me unconditionally: My husband Josh who encouraged me from the very start, my children who are the reason I do this work, my parents who gave time and unwavering support to my efforts, and my in laws who helped to spread the word about me and spent many hours with our children while I was campaigning. I could not have made this happen without my wonderful family.

Thank you to my opponent who ran a spirited campaign and called to concede and offer his help to me in the future.