ALT Striped red, white, and blue border. Illustration of ballot dropbox. Text: Sign, Date, and Return. Completed mail ballots must be received by 8 p.m. Nov. 3, 2026. vote.pa.gov.

ALT The following people may be inside polling placse while voting is taking place: Precinct election officials. These officials include the judge of elections the majority and minority inspectors, appointed clerks, and voting machine operators. Voters who are voting. No more than 10 voters may be in the voting area where the voting booths are located. Other voters must wait outside the area until they are allowed to enter. People assisting voters. A person may enter the polling place if they are legally allowed to assist a voter. Poll watchers. A political party or candidate may appoint a registered county voter as a poll watcher. Poll watchers observe voting at a polling place but are not allowed to approach voters or prevent a voter from voting. Constables and deputy constables. Local peace officers, called constables, are allowed at polling places - they may e uniformed but are different from federal, state, and local law enforcement.

ALT Red, white, and blue striped borders. Find your polling place.