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Frequently asked questions
To vote in PA, you must be:
✔️ A U.S. citizen for at least 30 days before the election
✔️ A Pennsylvania resident in your election district for at least 30 days
✔️ At least 18 years old on or before Election Day
You can register online, by mail, or in person at your county election office, PennDOT, or other government agencies. The deadline is 15 days before Election Day, so don't wait!
📌 Register online here: PA Voter Services
Yes! PA offers in-person early voting at county election offices starting 50 days before Election Day. You can apply for, complete, and submit a mail ballot all in one visit.
Yes! PA has no-excuse mail-in voting, meaning anyone can vote by mail without needing a reason. Just request your ballot before the deadline and return it by 8 PM on Election Day.
🗳 Request your mail-in ballot online here: PA Mail Ballot Application
✔️ First-time voters at a polling place need ID (e.g., driver's license, U.S. passport, student ID, or a utility bill with your name).
✖️ If you've voted at your polling place before, no ID is required.
Don’t panic! You can request a replacement ballot from your county election office or go to your polling place on Election Day and vote using a provisional ballot.
Stay in line! As long as you’re in line by 8 PM, you must be allowed to vote.
Nope! PA law prohibits ballot selfies inside polling places, but you can take a picture outside or with your “I Voted” sticker.
Nope! You can vote for as many or as few races as you want. But remember, local elections impact your daily life—so research your options!
You can check your status online at PA Voter Services or by calling your county election office.
Yes! But you need to do it before the voter registration deadline. In PA, only registered party members can vote in that party’s primary election (closed primary system).
Yes! In PA, most people with criminal records can vote, including those on probation or parole. Only people currently incarcerated for a felony cannot vote until release.
