Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Michelle Milan McFall
- Elected Member of the Democratic National Committee
- Chair, Westmoreland County Democratic Party
- Chair, Pennsylvania Democratic Party Southwest Caucus
One County. One Fight.
Working Together to Elect Democrats.
Election Day is November 3. Whether you are registering for the first time, voting by mail, or looking for a way to pitch in, start here. Every vote in Westmoreland County counts, and every Democrat has a part to play.
--days to Election DayTuesday, Nov. 3
Vote 2026
Voter Action Center.
Make your plan to vote on November 3. Register, check your status, request a mail ballot, and find your polling place in Westmoreland County.
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days until Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
- Register by
- Oct. 19, 2026
- Request a mail ballot by
- Oct. 27, 2026
- Election Day
- Nov. 3, 2026
Checklist links go to official Pennsylvania Department of State voter services. Confirm current deadlines at vote.pa.gov.
About Michelle
Meet Michelle.
Chair, Westmoreland County Democratic Party
There is no part of Pennsylvania that cannot turn blue if we all put in the effort to do it.
We cannot allow people to fall into apathy and believe that their vote doesn't matter. Anyone who tells you your vote doesn't matter is working for the opposition. They just don't want your kind of people to be elected.
A vote in Westmoreland County is equally as important as a vote out of Philadelphia or Montco or Allegheny. And that’s the message we keep pushing and our members believe that.
The Record
Four Years. Delivered.
2023
Up Double Digits.
Outperformed prior cycles for Supreme Court.
Westmoreland Democrats outperformed prior cycles by double digits in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court race, helping close margins statewide.
2024
Outperformed for Harris.
Top mail-ballot return rate in the Commonwealth.
While other counties backslid on Democratic numbers, Westmoreland delivered overperformance for Kamala Harris. The WCDC Mail‑Ballot‑Chase Program we built ranked among the highest mail-ballot return rates in the Commonwealth.
2025
Turned Westmoreland Blue for Judicial Retention.
53% Democratic turnout — outpaced the state.
Westmoreland County turned blue for judicial retention with 53% Democratic turnout, outpacing the state average and exceeding larger, better‑resourced counties.
2026
A 14% Vote Share Lead
Candidates in nearly every legislative district. Momentum into November.
We again outperformed previous Westmoreland trends and, with candidates on the ballot in nearly every legislative district, delivered a 14% greater vote share than the Republicans, giving our candidates momentum heading into November.
The Plan
100 Day Plan
One County. One Fight.
Promise made. Promise kept.Every plank delivered.
01
Day One
House District Support Teams
Promise KeptOn day one, work with local experts & create House District Race Support Teams: scale support for candidates & campaigns, including guidance for materials, data, fundraising, messaging, voter contact and issues.
Goal: to build turn-out and elect Democrats across municipal, house, congressional and state races.
02
Ongoing, Modernized
Precinct Committee Person Training
Promise KeptOur committee has doubled in size & we've proven that there's power in organizing at the precinct level! We're ready to provide immediate & ongoing modernized, best-practice training and support for you so you can be part of the mission to build power & elect Democrats at every level.
03
Building the Bench
Candidate Recruitment & Training
Promise KeptWestmoreland Democrats deserve to have candidates on the ballot in every race & the candidates who step up, especially in tough districts, need support. We will expand & invest in our existing recruitment efforts and provide candidates with training tailored to the realities of our county.
(Next up: Row offices, school board & municipal elections. Get ready!)
04
Build for the Next Generation
A Leadership Table for Our Future
Promise KeptIn every corner of Westmoreland County there has been a call for change & a conversation about bringing young Dems, new leaders & diverse voices to our ranks & leadership table. We are listening and know there's no better way to answer this call than to announce the NEXT GEN IMPACT TABLE where new Dems, young & diverse leaders will be invited to help steer our course to elect Democrats.
Co-chairs: Jessica Brooks-Rosensteel and Rob Francis
Connect
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Have a question, an idea, or want to get involved with the Committee? Michelle wants to hear from every member and neighbor personally — we move forward one conversation at a time.
Send a direct message on any of her social channels and she will respond herself.
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