In Pennsylvania, you can vote at your assigned polling place on Election Day, and you can find that location online or by contacting your county election office. If you’re unsure where to vote, you’ll want to look up your polling place through the Pennsylvania Department of State’s resources or your county’s election website, and verify your registration status ahead of time. What to do now

• Find your polling place: Use your county’s election website or the Pennsylvania Department of State’s polling place lookup to identify exactly where to vote on Election Day.
• Check your registration: Confirm you are registered and verify you’re in the correct precinct. If you’re not sure, the county election office can confirm your registration status.
• Bring required ID (if applicable): Pennsylvania typically requires a valid form of identification in some scenarios; check current local guidance for specifics in your county.
• In case you’re in the wrong place: If you arrive at a polling place for a precinct you’re not registered in, you can still vote at the correct precinct—ask staff for the process to transfer you or provide a provisional ballot if needed.
• Consider alternatives: If you prefer not to vote in person, you may request a mail-in or absentee ballot where eligible, with deadlines set by state guidelines.

If you share your county or city, the exact polling place lookup page and any local instructions can be provided to guide you precisely.