VOTING FAQ

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This year is a MUNICIPAL.  There are STATE, COUNTY AND LOCAL RACES

Learn more about our candidates here.  

7 AM to 8 PM on Election Day. If you’re in line at 8 PM, you’re entitled to vote.

• Or type your address here: Polling Place Information (pa.gov)

Yes, vote by mail is the safest way t ensure your voice is heard on Election Day.  Don't let an unexpected event keep you from the polld.  Learn more about the benefits and deadlines to vote by mail.  

• Apply for a mail-in ballot no later than October 28 – preferably much earlier! -- at vote.pa.gov or the county elections office, Downtown. 
• The county elections office must receive your completed ballot no later than 8 PM Election Day, so mail it well ahead of time. Postmarks don’t count. You cannot turn in your mail-in ballot at your polling place. Usually the county elections office, Downtown, accepts drop-offs on Election Day and a few days before. 

To vote in Pennsylvania, you must first register to vote at least 15 days before an election.  You can register online, by mail, or at a number of govenrment agencies.  Read more about voter registration in Pennsylvania.

• By phone: (412) 350-4500
• In person: 542 Forbes Ave Ste 601, Pittsburgh, PA 15219