Here’s how you can make sure your vote is counted:

Fill out your ballot completely.
Seal your ballot in the inner secrecy envelope. Then put the sealed secrecy envelope into the pre-addressed outer envelope.
Make sure to sign and date the voter’s declaration on the *outside* of the outer return envelope. Date the outer envelope with the current date.
Return it to your closest ballot drop off location in your county by 8 PM on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5. You can find a list at ConservationPA.org/vote. We are no longer recommending mailing your ballot this close to Election Day - please put your ballot in a designated drop box or deliver it to your county election office.

Once returned, you can track your ballot status online here!

When you vote, please cast your vote for Eugene DePasquale, Malcolm Kenyatta and other CVPA endorsed candidates up and down the ballot – see if we endorsed any state legislative candidates in your districts, which our records show are State House and State Senate 001.

Just a reminder that it’s going to take time for local election officials to make sure every vote is counted accurately. Our state law doesn’t allow election officials to even open mailed ballots until the polls close. We likely won’t know many results on election night or even the day after, and that’s okay!

Thanks for being a voter!

Katie Blume
Political & Legislative Director
Conservation Voters of PA

P.S. Did you already return your mail-in ballot or vote early? Tell us so we can update our records!