BETHLEHEM, Pa. — No Kings protesters will line five Lehigh Valley roadsides Saturday to urge people to vote early in the Nov. 3 midterm election.
The gatherings come two days before Pennsylvania’s registration deadline, and in a state with no early voting, as Lehigh County’s elections office says on its website. Voting ahead of Election Day here means a mail ballot, which a registered voter can request, fill out and hand in during one visit to a county elections office, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Northampton County’s office will be open for that Saturday morning. Lehigh County’s office is open only on weekdays…