Some local organizations, including The Frederick News-Post, have compiled in-depth voters guides for Frederick County’s primary election. Their goal is to equip residents with accessible information, helping them make informed decisions at the polls.

Incumbent state representative Travis Ismay, R-Newell, claimed 55% of the vote in Tuesday’s primary election for District 28B. His victory underscores his ongoing support within the local community, reaffirming his position as the district’s chosen legislator.

Pennsylvanians have until May 4 to register for the upcoming May 19 primary election, according to Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt. With the deadline approaching, residents are urged to confirm their voter status and ensure they can cast their ballots.