Speaker of the House JoAnna McClinton introduces new voting regulations

Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton shown in this file photo in Pittsburgh. Voters would be able to register at polling stations on Election Day, which McClinton has argued would help correct in voting rolls. —FILE PHOTO & by Marco Cerino PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER The Pennsylvania House of Representatives will consider legislation that would allow voters two weeks of early, in-person voting, along with same-day registration for elections, perhaps as soon as the next gubernatorial campaign. Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton sent out a co-sponsorship memo on Monday seeking support for her reforms. The West Philadelphia representative mentioned in the memo that the practices, available in other states, have two-thirds support from constituents, along with bipartisan backing. “These two critical modernizations will make it more convenient for busy people who want to vote in person to cast their ballot, increasing voter participation, and strengthening our democracy,” the memo reads in part. “This is about ensuring all eligible Pennsylvanians have the opportunity to exercise their voting rights.” McClinton held a press conference at the Capitol on Tuesday to promote the legislation. Voters would be able to register at polling stations on Election Day. Pennsylvanians will also be offered e-polling...