Where to Vote

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• Voters who are serving in the armed forces, Merchant Marine, or who are outside the United States because of business, and their accompanying spouses and dependents.
• Voters who are absent from their municipality during the time the polls are open because of work.
• Voters who cannot attend their polling place because of illness or disability or veterans who are bedridden or hospitalized.
• Voters who are county employees and cannot vote at the polling place because of their duties relating to the conduct of the election.
• Voters who cannot attend because of observance of a religious holiday.
• Voters and their accompanying spouses who are absent due to a leave of absence or sabbatical leave.
• Voters who are absent because they are on vacation.
• Voters who are college students and are attending school away from home.

• The County Board of Elections must receive your application for absentee ballot no later than 5 p.m. on the Tuesday before the election.
• Because of late delivery by the U.S. Postal Service, the Department of State recommends that voters submit their absentee ballot applications at least two weeks before the election.
• There are exceptions for emergencies if you become ill or physically disabled  and are not able to request an absentee ballot by the deadline.

• Your County Board of Elections must receive your voted absentee ballot by 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the election.
• If you must submit your application for an absentee ballot on the Tuesday before the election, Department of State recommends that you return your voted absentee ballot in person.
• In emergency situations (such as an unexpected illness or disability), you can submit an Emergency Application for Absentee Ballot, which must be received by your County Board of Elections no later than 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before Election Day.
• In an emergency situation that occurs after 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before Election Day, you can submit an Emergency Application for Absentee Ballot to your County Court.

Information from pa.gov

The voter registration deadline is 30 days before an election. You can register or update your registration at votespa.gov. Once your online voter registration application is approved, the county election office will mail a voter registration card to your residence.

If it is your first time voting at a precinct location, you will need to bring photo ID when you come to vote. 

REGISTER TO VOTE!