Mail in ballot pa

Here's an overview of mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania:

Who can vote by mail-in ballot?

In Pennsylvania, any registered voter can request a mail-in ballot. You do not need to have a specific reason or excuse to vote by mail.

How do I request a mail-in ballot?

To request a mail-in ballot, you can:

  1. Fill out the application online through the Pennsylvania Department of State's website.
  2. Print and complete the application form (available on the Pennsylvania Department of State's website) and mail it to your county election office.
  3. Contact your county election office to request an application form be mailed to you.

What information do I need to provide to request a mail-in ballot?

To request a mail-in ballot, you will need to provide the following information:

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 have completed your mail-in ballot, you can return it by:

  1. Mailing it to your county election office. Make sure to affix the correct postage and sign the envelope.
  2. Hand-delivering it to your county election office or a designated drop-off location.

What is the deadline to return my mail-in ballot?

The deadline to return your completed mail-in ballot varies depending on the election. For federal elections, the deadline is typically 8 PM on Election Day. For state and local elections, the deadline may be earlier, so be sure to check with your county election office.

Can I track my mail-in ballot?

Yes, you can track your mail-in ballot through the Pennsylvania Department of State's website. You will need to provide your voter registration ID number and the tracking number provided on your mail-in ballot application.

What if I make a mistake on my mail-in ballot?

If you make a mistake on your mail-in ballot, you can contact your county election office to request a replacement ballot. You will need to provide your voter registration ID number and explain the reason for the mistake.

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