Voting in Pennsylvania is a fundamental right covered by the Constitution. It is a tried and true strategy for fighting for what we believe in.

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To register to vote you must meet the following criteria:

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1.  Must be a U.S. citizen for at least 1 month prior to the next election.

2.  Resident of PA and be a resident in the district in which you want to vote in.

3.  18 years of age by election day.

                                

DO YOU HAVE A VOTING PLAN CHECKLIST?

 

1.  Register to Vote  Last day to register to vote for the November 5th is October 21.

2.  Check your Voter Registration Status 

3.  Have you moved or changed your name?  Update your Registration 

4.  Mail-in Ballot Check: You must apply for a mail-in ballot every year.  You can fill out a mail-in ballot application by clicking here .  An absentee ballot is a ballot sent for either the primary or the election. In other words, if you apply in the spring of 2024 for a absentee you will be sent a ballot for just the primary. If you want a ballot sent to you for both the primary and the general election, you need to fill out a mail-in ballot application. BE CAREFUL. If you answer "yes" to the three questions asked on the on-line ballot application, you will be sent an absentee!  

5. You can also call the Greensburg's County Board of Elections 724-830-3150 and request an application be sent to you. 

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Last day to request a mail-in is October 29th. Your application must be received by the Election Board by this date. Please note the earlier you request a mail-in ballot the better.

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Mail your application to: 

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WESTMORELAND ELECTION BUREAU 

2 N MAIN STREET

Suite 109

GREENSBURG, PA 15601

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(Note: Postmarks do not count.)

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Steps to mail-in:

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1. Apply for a mail-in ballot. Your ballot application must be received by the Election Board no later than October 29 to receive a ballot for the November 24 Election.

2. Complete ballot when received by selecting candidates per ballot instructions.

3. Place ballot in "secrecy" envelope. Make sure you seal the ballot envelope. Do not write on the secrecy envelope.

4. Place the secrecy envelope into the second envelope which you sign and date. Complete the voter declaration on the back of the large return envelope.

5. Mail  your mail-in ballot or you can drop off your signed return envelope at the Election Bureau Office. Your mail-in ballot must be received by the Election Board no later than election day. 

6. Westmoreland County Commissioners Doug Chew and Sean Kertes  voted to eliminate all mail-in ballot drop boxes. 

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YOU MUST PLACE YOUR BALLOT IN 2 ENVELOPES: THE "SECRECY" BALLOT AND THE ENVELOPE YOU USE TO MAIL YOUR BALLOT IN. OTHERWISE, IT WILL NOT COUNT!

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WATCH A VIDEO ON HOW TO RETURN YOUR BALLOT

 

Deadline to return completed ballot is 8PM on Election Day. Your completed ballot must be received in the county board of election's office by that time. Your mail-in ballot cannot be dropped off at your polling place. 

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Track your mail-in ballot to ensure progress is being made on your submitted ballot.

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Check your polling location if you plan on going to the polls.

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Watch this video If you are planning on going to the polls and want to learn how to vote on the new election voting machines. Remember that the poll workers are there to assist you if you have any questions.