Can i get a mail in ballot in pa
Yes, Pennsylvania allows mail-in voting, also known as absentee voting, for eligible voters. Here's what you need to know:
Who is eligible to vote by mail?
Any registered voter in Pennsylvania can request a mail-in ballot. You don't need a reason or excuse to vote by mail.
How do I request a mail-in ballot?
To request a mail-in ballot, you can:
- Online: Fill out the online application on the Pennsylvania Department of State's website: www.pavoterservices.pa.gov.
- By Mail: Download and complete the application form (available on the Pennsylvania Department of State's website) and mail it to your county election office.
- In Person: Visit your county election office and request a mail-in ballot application.
What information do I need to provide?
To request a mail-in ballot, you'll need to provide:
- Your name
- Your date of birth
- Your address
- Your voter registration ID (if you have it)
- Your signature
When can I request a mail-in ballot?
You can request a mail-in ballot up to 50 days before an election. For example, if an election is on November 8, you can request a mail-in ballot starting on September 19.
How do I return my completed mail-in ballot?
Once you receive your mail-in ballot, complete it and return it to your county election office by mail or in person. Make sure to sign and date the ballot envelope.
Important deadlines:
- Request a mail-in ballot: 50 days before the election
- Return your completed mail-in ballot: 8 PM on Election Day
Additional resources:
- Pennsylvania Department of State's website: www.dos.pa.gov
- Pennsylvania Voter Services website: www.pavoterservices.pa.gov
- Contact your county election office for more information and assistance.
Remember to check the Pennsylvania Department of State's website for any updates or changes to the mail-in voting process.