Pennsylvania Health Secretary Recommends Bringing Coronavirus Kit To The Polls On Election Day

By: KDKA-TV News Staff

HARRISBURG, Pa. (KDKA) -- The Pennsylvania secretary of health says voting in person is safe on Election Day even though the number of new coronavirus cases continues to increase.

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Doctor Rachel Levine says the key to a safe in-person voting experience is a COVID-19 kit. Health experts also suggest going to the polls late in the morning and bringing water, snacks and a chair.

"Your kit should include a mask, a pen, hand sanitizer and the COVID Alert PA app on your phone," Levine said.

Doctor Levine says much of the rise in coronavirus cases can be attributed to poor participation in contact tracing efforts.

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