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Oz vs. Fetterman and Shapiro vs. Mastriano headline next Tuesday's General Election ballot for voters in Warren County.
But they aren't the only races -- or names -- that will be on the ballot.
Polls open Tuesday at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. though the Department of State notes that "if you are in line when the polls close, stay in line. You are entitled to vote."
In addition to Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, three minor parties have candidates on the ballot -- Libertarian (Erik Gerhardt), Green (Richard Weiss) and Keystone (Daniel Wassmer), according to a sample ballot provided by the county.
The Keystone Party was founded in 2022 and, according to an Associated Press report, was formed by members of the Libertarian Party "who felt that party was veering too hard to the right." Their candidate for Senate is Wassmer, a Bucks County attorney who was the Libertarian's nominee for Attorney General in 2020.
The Libertarian candidate, Erik Gerhard, runs a Montgomery Co. carpentry firm while Weiss, an Allegheny County attorney, is the Green Party's nominee, per the AP.
Candidates for governor are listed similarly to presidential elections by ticket. Attorney General Josh Shapiro is joined on the Democratic side by lieutenant governor nominee Austin Davis, an Allegheny County member of the state House.
Doug Mastriano's running mate is Carrie Delrosso, an Allegheny County republican serving in the state House.
Each of those three third parties have candidates on the ballot here, as well.
The Libertarians are running Matt Hackenburg for, a computer engineer from Northampton County, for governor, according to the Associated Press with Tim McMaster the lieutenant governor nominee.
The Green Party has put forward Christina DiGiulio, an environmental activist per the AP, joined by Michael Badges-Canning for lieutenant governor.
The Keystone Party candidate for governor is Joe Soloski, a Centre County CPA, joined by Nicole Shultz as the lieutenant governor nominee.
Voters will also decide between Republican incumbent Glenn Thompson and Democrat Mike Molesevich. Thompson has won re-election by no less than 25 points since he was first elected in 2008.
Rapp hasn't had an opponent since Troy Clawson in 2016 and she isn't challenged this cycle.
She was first elected to the state House in 2004.
Here's a look at the county's polling place for those who haven't voted early by absentee or mail-in ballot: Warren central, Warren County Courthouse, 204 Fouth Ave.; Warren north, east, southeast, Holy Redeemer Center, 11 Russell St.; Warren south, west, Salvation Army, 311 Beech St.; Bear Lake Borough, Youth & Family Center, 330 Center St.; Clarendon, Allegheny Valley Veterans Center, 100 N. Main St.; Sugar Grove Borough, Fire Hall, 2 Wilson St.; Tidioute, Fire Hall, 228 Main St.; Youngsville, Fire Happ, 228 E. Main St.; Brokenstraw Twp., township building, 770 Rouse Ave.; Cherry Grove Twp., Fire Hall, 6039 Cherry Grove Rd.; Columbus Twp., Social Hall, 4 W. Main St.; Conewango #1, North Warren Presbyterian, 3 Church St.; Conewango #2, Starbrick Fire Hall, 5 Firemans Rd.; Deerfield Twp., township building, 4638 Morrison Hill Rd.; Eldred Twp., Grand Valley VFD, 12864 Rt. 27; Elk, Scandia Fire Hall, 5950 Scandia Rd.; Farmington Twp., Lander Fire Hall, 5555 Rt. 957; Freehold Twp., township building, 139 Lottsville Niobe Rd.; Glade, Fire Hall, 14 Hohman Rd.; Limestone, township building, Hill Dr.; Mead Twp., township building, 119 Mead Blvd.; Pine Grove Twp., Russell Fire Hall, 66 Perrigo Ln.; Pittsfield Twp., township building, 488 Dalrymple St.; Pleasant Twp., VFD social hall, 40 Fuller Ave.; Sheffield Twp., fire hall, 318 S. Main St.; Southwest Twp., Enterprise UMC, 266 Enterprise Rd.; Spring Creek, fire hall, 6345 Rt. 426; Sugar Grove Twp., Chandlers Valley Community Center, 9250 Jackson Run Rd.; Triumph Twp., township building, 10390 Youngsville Rd. and Watson Twp., community building, 2011 Rt. 337.