Benyo leaves post as Lehigh County's clerk of elections, registrations
Timothy Benyo, Lehigh County’s chief clerk of elections and registrations, has left his position to work for the Committee of Seventy, a nonprofit, nonpartisan group that focuses on issues impacting voters.
Benyo has become the group’s senior adviser, election administration. His job includes working with election officials and policymakers, supporting poll worker recruitment and training initiatives, and advancing key election administration reforms.
“I’m honored to be part of an organization with such a long history of promoting my beliefs on free, fair, safe, and secure elections,” Benyo said in a statement.
“The people who worked alongside me for the past 20 years have provided me with this opportunity as well as great success in Carbon and Lehigh counties. I’m very excited to continue what was started at the county level and expand those successes throughout the Commonwealth at the Committee of Seventy.”
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Is he ‘for’ fair and free elections - or an agent for voter denial.
In other words - does he support “fair” or “rigged?” 