House, state House, and state Senate districts. Voters who live in even-numbered state Senate districts will vote for candidates.īecause of this year’s redistricting process, you may live in altered or different U.S. House of Representatives.Īll voters will select a person to represent them in the Pennsylvania House. Read our complete guide to the candidates for governor.Īll voters will select a person to represent them in the U.S. Read WESA’s guide to the candidates.Īll voters will have five options on the ballot for governor: Josh Shapiro (D), Doug Mastriano (R), Christina Digiulio (G), Joe Soloski (Keystone Party of Pennsylvania), and Matt Hackenburg (L). Senate: John Fetterman (D), Mehmet Oz (R), Richard Weiss (G), Daniel Wassmer (Keystone Party of Pennsylvania), and Erik Gerhardt (L). You can find their number here, and read more Spotlight PA election guides here.Īnd here’s what you can expect to see on your ballot:Įnter your address into Spotlight PA’s interactive sample ballot to find your candidates.Īll voters will have five options on the ballot for U.S. You can find the full list of acceptable IDs here.Īny other questions? Call your county election office to check. You need to bring a form of ID such as a driver’s license or a passport if it’s your first time voting at your polling location.

If you plan to vote in-person, find your polling place here. It must be received by your county election office by 8 p.m. If you have, you can track your mail ballot here. It also is too late to request a mail ballot if you haven’t already. Unfortunately, if you’re not already registered, it’s too late to vote in this election cycle.

You can check your voter registration status here. Before you cast a ballot, here’s a last-minute checklist of everything you’ll need to vote.

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