If you’re a Pennsylvania resident living in another state where you attend college, or you’re an out-of-state student currently residing in the commonwealth for school, this info is for you.
Every year, poll workers in Pennsylvania are needed to assist voters at the polls. As an integral part of the democratic process, the state depends on these workers to ensure a fair and secure election at the more than 9,000 polling locations in the commonwealth.
Want to exercise your right to vote while having limited interaction with others? We’ve got some tips for you.
Don’t know who represents you in the state House and Senate? We’re here to help you find the lawmakers who can help you with everything from cutting through bureaucratic red tape to getting a birth certificate.
Democrat Eugene DePasquale and Republican Dave Sunday are running for the office that has a hand in everything from going after companies that don’t pay their employees to enforcing environmental laws.
With all 203 of the state’s House seats and half of the Senate seats up for re-election in November, voters can play a big part in determining what democracy will look like in the commonwealth.
Tips on what to do — and what not to do — with your mail-in ballot.
Voting for the first time? Find out what you need to know to ensure your voice is heard in Pennsylvania on Election Day.
Got questions about voting in person on Election Day? We’ve got answers for you.
Registered Pennsylvania voters can complete and submit their ballots in person ahead of Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5.
