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Lebanon Today
By the People, for the People
Lebanon County Updates Mail-In Ballot Policy
New measures aim to address issues with absentee voting ahead of upcoming elections.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 7:52pm
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Lebanon County's updated mail-in ballot policy aims to restore voter confidence in the integrity of absentee voting.Lebanon TodayLebanon County officials have announced updates to their mail-in ballot policy in an effort to address concerns over the integrity of absentee voting. The changes come after the county faced challenges with mail-in ballots in recent elections.
Why it matters
Ensuring the security and reliability of mail-in voting is a critical issue in Pennsylvania, a key swing state. Lebanon County's policy changes could set an example for other counties looking to improve their absentee ballot processes.
The details
The new Lebanon County policy includes measures such as enhanced ballot tracking, signature verification, and stricter deadlines for submitting mail-in votes. Officials say the updates are intended to boost voter confidence and prevent issues like lost or mishandled ballots.
- The policy changes were announced on April 6, 2026.
- The new measures will be in place for the upcoming primary and general elections in 2026.
The players
Eric Sims
Lebanon Police Chief who discussed the policy updates.
Lt. William Lebo
A Lebanon police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty in 2022.
What they’re saying
“We weren't forced by any court order or anything, we just wanted to get ahead of this and make sure we had the best practices in place.”
— Eric Sims, Lebanon Police Chief
What’s next
The new mail-in ballot policy will be implemented ahead of the 2026 primary and general elections in Lebanon County.
The takeaway
Lebanon County's proactive steps to strengthen its mail-in voting procedures demonstrate the ongoing efforts to ensure the integrity of elections, especially in key swing states like Pennsylvania.

