For those with joint accounts, the primary account holder—the first name listed on the account—has the right to vote. Unfortunately, if you’re only a joint owner without a primary account, you won’t be able to participate in this election.

No. To ensure the integrity and confidentiality of the voting process, we have partnered with CU Ballot, a reputable and trusted third-party company. This means ballots cannot be accepted at our branches or Admin Office. However, we’ve made voting as convenient as possible by providing tablets at our branches for you to cast your vote…

We understand that mishaps can happen, such as losing your paper ballot. But don’t worry, you still have the option to participate in the voting process! You can easily cast your vote online through our secure voting portal at www.providencecu.org/mergervote. It’s quick, secure, and ensures your voice is heard without delay. If you prefer the…

To cast your vote, please visit our dedicated merger vote page at www.providencecu.org/mergervote. We have partnered with CU Ballot, a trusted third-party service, to ensure a secure, safe, and straightforward voting process. Simply click on “Vote Now” to access the exclusive voting portal for PFCU members.

We understand the importance of security and privacy, and our priority is providing a safe, secure voting experience for all our members.  We have partnered only with CUBallot, a trusted third-party company who is renowned for their robust security measures and commitment to data privacy. When you log into the voting portal, they will use…

It’s important to understand that voting is a personal choice and is completely optional. A non-vote is neither a ‘yes’ nor a ‘no’—it simply means that you have chosen not to participate in the current voting process. Please remember, only the votes that are received, whether by mail or online, will be counted towards the…