Thank you 49th Ward for having me out to talk about the importance of the November 3rd Election.
Lisa Deeley
@deeleyforphilly.bsky.social
Rhawnhurst-born consensus-builder serving the citizens of Philadelphia as Vice Chair of the City Commissioners.
Voter registration report for the week of 09-14-2026 to 09-21-2026.
Today, I submitted the following public comment to the Philadelphia Planning Commission expressing my support for the @blvdsubway.bsky.social.
Candidate button numbers and sample ballots for the 2026 General Election are now available and can be found here: vote.phila.gov/voting/candidates-for-office/
Happy #NationalVoterRegistrationDay visit Vote.Phila.gov to check and make sure that you are registered for the Nov 3rd Election.
The Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump’s controversial plan to change how mail ballots are sent to voters across the country. https://cnn.it/4rcL7M4
Our Satellite Election Offices are now open to serve you. Philadelphia voters can register to vote or update their registration, request a mail ballot, complete it, and return it. All in one visit! Find locations and hours at Vote.Phila.gov/seos.
Voter registration report for the week of 09-07-2026 to 09-14-2026.
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Northeast Government Open House last night. I hope those in attendance appreciated the responsiveness of the Northeast elected officials who participated in the Q&A.
Tonight is our Northeast Government Open House! We will have elected officials from across the NE and representatives from city and state departments. If there is an issue you are concerned about or just want to see what services are available, stop by Cannstatters 5:30–7:30 PM.
Voter registration report for the week of 08-31-2026 to 09-07-2026.
Today, I marched with @apwu.bsky.social Locals 89 & 308 and @lettercarriers.bsky.social Local 157 because those who deliver your mail are fighting to make sure that you can choose to vote by mail if you want, & if you choose that option, that your ballot is transported quickly and securely.
Knock knock knock. Philadelphia City Controller Christy Brady and I hit several divisions in the 35th Ward tonight to spread the word about the NE Government Open House on September 10th 530-730 at Cannstatters.
Voter registration report for the week of 08-24-2026 to 08-31-2026.
Knock knock knock. City Controller Christy Brady and my office hit several divisions in the 53rd Ward tonight to spread the word about the NE Government Open House on September 10th 530-730 at Cannstatters.
Happy to get out and support Council President Johnson at his annual Community Appreciation Day yesterday.
I had a wonderful time speaking at Vision for Equality today about voting accessibility
Knock knock knock. Christy Brady and I hit several divisions in the 54th Ward tonight to spread the word about the NE Government Open House on September 10th 530-730 at Cannstatters.
Voter registration report for the week of 08-17-2026 to 08-24-2026.
Voter registration report for the week of 08-10-2026 to 08-17-2026.
We look forward to University of Pennsylvania's new student orientation every August! Thanks again to PennVoters for having us!
Knock knock knock. Christy Brady and I hit several divisions in the 41st Ward last night to spread the word about the NE Government Open House on September 10th 530-730 at Cannstatters.
Voter registration report for the week of 08-03-2026 to 08-10-2026.
It was a pleasure to join Senator Street at his re-entry resource fair this morning and talk about the importance of voting.
It was a pleasure to attend this summer’s community picnics hosted by Senator Tartaglione and engage with constituents.
#NationalNightOut is always a busy day for Team Deeley, and this year was no exception. My staff worked tables throughout the city while I visited as many neighborhoods as I could. The weather was fantastic, and everyone had a great time.
Celebrating the kickoff to National Night Out in Overbrook.
Today, I had the chance to meet 2 different groups of high school students and talk to them about elections. First was the City Council summer interns and second was a group of students from Taiwan.
