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How to find your polling location in Pennsylvania

A comprehensive guide to locating your polling place for election season in Pennsylvania.

Pa. nuns honored for pushing back on false voter fraud claims. DANVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES - 2024/04/23: A "vote here" sign is seen outside of the Shiloh United Church of Christ which serves as the polling station for Danville's Fourth Ward. Pennsylvania's primary election is being held on Tuesday, April 23, 2024.
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Polling locations can vary from election year to election year as building availability and voting districts change. Frequent changes like these make it important to stay up to date on your polling location. 

At The Keystone, we have national and local resources for you to stay prepared this election season and beyond. Here’s how to easily find your polling place online. 

Vote.org

Vote.org has an easy-to-use dashboard of every state’s election website. Select your state at the top drop-down menu. From there, you will be taken to Pennsylvania’s voter services website.

To find your polling location, you’ll be asked to enter some personal information, including your county, city, street name, house number, and ZIP code. Press the search button, and your polling location will appear on screen! 

You can get directions directly to your polling place through this search tool. Simply enter the starting address, and the dashboard will give you directions from there. 

Keystone’s voter registration tool

One of the fastest ways to find your polling location in a pinch is Keystone’s voter registration tool. 

Keystone’s tool lets you quickly access your voter information. No personal information is needed, just your address.

Start by visiting keystonenewsroom.com/voter-registration/ and enter your address. That’s it! Your polling station will appear on your screen, and you’re ready to vote in Pennsylvania.

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