Rep. Mike Sturla

ALT Pennsylvania state outline with the text "Poll Workers Needed"

ALT Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and drop boxes. vote.pa.gov

ALT Voting by Mail Ballot, Do's and Don'ts Do: Return your voted ballot by the deadline. Voted mail ballots must be received by your county board of elections by 8 p.m. November 8. Do: Seal your ballot inside both envelopes. Only ballots delivered in BOTH envelopes (the inner secrecy envelope marked “Official Election Ballot” sealed inside the outer return envelope) by the deadline are counted. Do: Complete the pre-addressed outer return envelope. Sign and date the Voter’s Declaration on the back of the outer return envelope. Don't: Wait to return your voted ballot. Return your ballot as soon as possible. Remember if mailing in, it must be received by 8pm Nov 8. Postmarks do not count. You can also hand deliver your ballot to your county election office. Don't: Deliver someone else’s ballot unless you are a designated agent. Under Pennsylvania law, voters may only return their own ballots. The only exceptions to this are for voters with a disability who have designated someone.

ALT ballot box that says voter registration day, vote.pa.gov

ALT hands using sign language to spell out vote. Disability voting rights week.

ALT illustration of a school building and a house with the text that says college students can register to vote either at their campus address or home address.

ALT Mail in and absentee ballot applications now available

ALT First-time voter new polling place be prepared

ALT blue and red bars with white stars and text says 4 months until the Nov 8 General Election. Are you registered?

ALT voter registration deadline is October 24

ALT image of Pennsylvania text says register to vote