Do I need an ID to vote?

If you are voting at a polling place for the first time, you will be required to show identification. Acceptable forms of ID are determined by Pennsylvania law.

Can I vote by mail instead of in person?

Yes. Pennsylvania allows eligible voters to apply for a mail-in ballot. Applications must be submitted by the required deadline prior to the election.

What if I make a mistake on my ballot?

If you make a mistake on your ballot, notify a poll worker or the Judge of Elections immediately. They will provide guidance on how to proceed in accordance with election procedures.

What should I do if I believe there is an issue at my polling place?

Report the issue to a poll worker or the Judge of Elections on-site. You may also contact the county elections office for further assistance.

Can someone assist me while voting?

Yes. Voters who require assistance due to a disability or other need may receive help in accordance with Pennsylvania election law.

JUDGE OF ELECTIONS JADEN PERSAUD

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This page provides nonpartisan, informational resources related to voting and elections.

All content presented here is strictly nonpolitical and is not affiliated with any campaign, consulting activity, or advocacy work.

Questions? You can contact Judge of Elections Persaud at elections@jadenpersaud.com

VOTER INFORMATION:

Register to Vote:

To vote in Pennsylvania, you must be registered by the applicable deadline before an election.

You can register online, by mail, or in person through the Pennsylvania Department of State.

Check your registration status or register to vote:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov

Mail-In & Absentee:

Pennsylvania offers both mail-in and absentee voting options.

Voters must apply for a ballot before the deadline. Once received, ballots must be completed and returned on time in accordance with state guidelines.

Apply for a mail-in or absentee ballot:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov

Where to Vote:

For Richland District 3 & 4 Residents, your polling location is the Pine-Richland Youth Center.

For other residents, Polling locations are assigned based on your registered address.

To find your polling place, visit:
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov

Key Election Dates:

- Voter Registration Deadline:
- Mail-In / Absentee Ballot Application Deadline:
- Election Day:

How to Vote

When voting in person, you will check in with poll workers, confirm your registration, and proceed to vote using the designated voting system.

Poll workers are available to assist if you have questions or require accommodations.

First-time voters at a polling place will be asked to provide identification as required by Pennsylvania law.

If You Encounter an Issue

If you experience any issues while voting, notify a poll worker and the Judge of Elections immediately.

You may also contact the Allegheny County Elections Division or the Pennsylvania Department of State for assistance.

Prompt reporting helps ensure that all voters have access to a fair and accurate voting process.

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