Election Day in PA, DE, and CT: What to Know As You Head to The Polls

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Prepare for election day in PA, DE, and CT by knowing the closest polling place and what to expect.

By Sydney Kerelo

Every voice counts during election season; this year, make your voice heard. Prepare for this year’s election by knowing where to vote in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut.

What Can I Expect at the Polling Place?

Check your polling location hours to vote in this year’s elections. Typically, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day, and upon arrival, check in with the poll workers for check-in. If you can vote on a regular ballot, you will either hand-mark a paper ballot or vote using a ballot marking device.

Pennsylvania updated its voting system after 2018, so voting systems may differ from one county to another. Check-in with your county to learn more about their voting system.

Your polling site may provide you with a provisional ballot if you are not eligible to vote on a regular ballot. Often, county elections officials need more time to determine someone's voter eligibility, and they may ask that voter to vote a provisional ballot to record their vote while still determining if it can be counted.

RELATED: Become a Registered Voter This Election Season

Where Are My Polling Locations?

The Presidential Election is on November 5th, 2024 throughout the United States. All polling locations will be finalized in November are subject to change, so check your county website before heading to the polls.

To find a polling center in your area, use the Pennsylvania Department of State’s Polling Place Search Tool to help locate a polling place for Election Day.

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Have Questions About Voting in Your State?  

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