PENNSYLVANIA — It's election day in Pennsylvania, as voters across the commonwealth go to the polls to make their primary choices. 

Municipal primaries in Pennsylvania take place on Tuesday, May 20. Many of the races on the ballot have names written in only for one political party—barring the appearance of an independent candidate, whoever wins the primary for these races will run uncontested for the general election. 

Pennsylvania has a closed primary season: Republican voters can vote only for Republican candidates, and Democratic voters can only vote for Democratic candidates. 

The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. To find specific polling information, click here for Wayne County info and click here for Pike County info.

Click here for information on Pennsylvania's judicial races. In addition to seats on Pennsylvania's Superior and Commonwealth Courts, the position of Magisterial District Judge in Wayne County, District 2 will be contested on today's ballot; click here for information on candidates Jessica Ellis and Wayne Thomas.

Click here for information on the municipal primaries taking place across Wayne and Pike Counties.

One seat on the Lackawaxen Township Board of Supervisors is up for re-election, with incumbent Mike Mancino taking on challenge Ray Fennell for the Republican nomination. Click here for more information on that race.

The race for Honesdale Borough Mayor has heated up, with one candidate on the ballot and several others launching write-in campaigns. Click here for more info.