The voter registration deadline is just days away, John. Stay informed and feel confident about casting your ballot with these Pennsylvania Election Resources and Guides created by Commonwealth Communications. This roundup has everything you need to know about the November 8th election, including poll worker information, insight on the Governor's race, county/district specific voter guides, and more. 

October 24, 2022: Last day to REGISTER to vote in the November 8 election. ***Three days away***

November 1, 2022: Last day to apply for a mail-in or civilian absentee ballot.

November 8, 2022: Election Day! Last day for County Boards of Elections to receive vote by mail and civilian absentee ballots (must be received by 8:00 P.M.)

The New Pennsylvania Project has registered more than 18,000 new voters in 2022! We need all hands on deck to be sure every single newly registered voter casts their ballot in the November midterm election!

Sign, date, and seal. Deliver only your ballot to a county election office or drop box in your county. 

You can mail it as well, but please do so before November 1st to ensure timely delivery.

Find a drop box

Find your county election office 

FYI: Voters with a disability can designate someone to return their ballot for them. 

Philadelphia Inquirer: Pennsylvania, you have less than a week to register to vote. Already registered? Check your info.

Pennsylvania Capital-Star: How the U.S Supreme Court is poised to roll back decades of progress on racial equity 

Spotlight PA: Wolf administration insists undated mail ballots will be valid this November as counties proceed with caution

City & State PA: State Senate panel unanimously approves ballot security legislation

Daily Local News: GOP goes to court again over Pennsylvania mail-in ballots

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