Important Phone Numbers and Links

For Voting information or if you encounter issues while voting call 1-833-VOTESPA or fill out this form 

Important Election Day Information

• Polls are open from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. If you are in line by 8:00 P.M., you can stay in line and vote.

• You can still vote if you are on Inactive Voter Status! You will need to sign a form affirming that you still meet all necessary criteria to be a registered voter.

• You can still vote in person if you requested a mail-in or absentee ballot and changed your mind! You need to take your entire packet (ballot plus all supplementary materials including both envelopes) and surrender them to a poll worker who will mark it "spoiled" or "surrendered." You will need to sign a form stating that you wish to vote in person and have not previously voted in this election. If you have marked your ballot, you will need to either vote on a provisional ballot or personally return your ballot to the Election Division at the County Office Building, 542 Forbes Ave. # 312, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.

• You must vote in the location where you are registered to vote.

• You may cast a provisional ballot if you are registered, but your eligibility to vote is uncertain. The County Board of Elections will determine if your vote can be counted.

• Discrimination at the polling place is illegal. You may only be challenged by a poll worker, a poll watcher, or another voter who says that you are not who you say you are, or that you do not live in the precinct. About Voter Intimidation and Interference

• If you have moved within 30 days of the current election, you vote are your previous polling location. 

• College students may vote in either the location where they live while they are attending college, or the place where they lived previously, if their family or guardian still lives there. 

First Time Voter 

You must show an ID the first time you vote.

Acceptible forms of photo ID (must not be expired, cancelled or revoked.)

• PA Driver's license or PennDOT ID card

• ID issued by any Commenwealth Agency

• U.S. passport

• U.S Armed Forces ID

• Student ID (including electronic/digital ID card)

• Employee ID

If you do not have a photo ID, you can use (as long as it includes your name and address)

• Confirmation issued by the county voter registrations office, such as your voter registration card

• Non-photo ID issued by the Commonwealth

• Non-photo ID issued by the US Government

• Firearms permit

• Current utility bill

• Current bank statement

• Paycheck

• Government check

You only need to show ID the first time that you vote. You will not need to show ID again unless you move and are assigned a new polling place

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