Dear Friend,

Election Day is Tuesday, April 23. Voting is our power to choose the people who represent us in Washington, Harrisburg, and our county and town. What’s your plan to vote?

STEP 1: ARE YOU READY TO VOTE?

You can check your voting registration status here. Plus, be sure to check your county’s website to preview a sample ballot.
Before you vote, visit our website and cast your vote for the candidates we endorsed in your county or district.

STEP 2: HOW WILL YOU VOTE?

By mail-in ballot:
- If you haven’t requested a mail-in ballot, vote in person.
- You must return your ballot by hand using a county-designated drop box or to a satellite office by 8 p.m.
  - Make sure you read and follow the directions carefully.
  - You cannot submit your completed mail ballot at your polling place.
  - You are the only person permitted to return your ballot unless you have a disability and designate someone in writing to return your ballot using this form.
At the polls on April 23
- You can find your assigned polling place by checking the location listed at the bottom of your registration status page or by filling out this form.
- Polling locations are open April 23 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  If you are in line by 8 p.m., STAY IN LINE: you will be able to cast your ballot.
- If it is your first time voting at your polling location, make sure you have one of the required forms of identification. You can find more information about forms of ID and other voting questions here!

STEP 3: DID YOUR PLAN CHANGE?

If you do not have your mail ballot but you requested one, you may vote by provisional ballot at your polling place.
If you have a last-minute emergency, such as an unexpected illness or absence from your municipality, you may be able to get an emergency absentee ballot.
If you have any questions about how to vote, please contact your county board of elections or visit vote.pa.gov.

Thank you for being an informed and active voter.

Solstice Leed
Digital Communications Coordinator
Conservation Voters of PA