I can help summarize what’s on the ballot in Pennsylvania today, but I don’t have live access to polling locations or real-time results in this reply. If you’re voting today, here’s what to check and expect based on typical statewide and Philadelphia-specific ballots for Election Day in PA. Direct answer

• You are voting in Pennsylvania’s general election today, with statewide retention decisions on three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices and several lower courts, plus municipal and local races depending on your locality. In Philadelphia, there are important local contests including the District Attorney, City Controller, and local courts, along with any city- or ward-specific ballot questions.

What to verify for your specific vote

• Your polling location: Polls in Pennsylvania generally open around 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, but verify your exact polling place before you go to avoid delays. Look up your polling place on the Pennsylvania Department of State’s voter information page or your county elections website.
• Ballot contents by locality: Statewide, the key items are the retention votes for Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht (currently Democratic-appointed; retention votes determine if they stay on the court for another decade). Separate from the Supreme Court, there are other statewide judicial races (Superior Court and Commonwealth Court) that appear on the ballot in many counties, as well as any statewide or local ballot measures.
• Philadelphia-specific contests: In Philadelphia, expect races for District Attorney, City Controller, and seats on the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court and Municipal Court, along with any local ballot questions or amendments. Local offices and questions can vary by precinct, so it’s especially important to consult your official sample ballot for your address.

Where to find official, up-to-date information

• Official voter information and sample ballots by county (to confirm your polling place, required ID, and exact ballot items).
• Live results: Polls typically close at 8:00 p.m., and unofficial results are reported by the state or the county as votes are tallied. For the latest, use trusted local outlets or the Pennsylvania Department of State’s and your county elections office’s results pages.

Notes

• If you have not yet checked your registration or your ID requirements, make sure you bring an acceptable form of ID if you are a first-time voter or recently changed polling locations.
• Mail-in ballots (if applicable to your situation) must be received by the county by the deadline; if you’re voting in person today, you can still vote in person and may be able to use a provisional ballot if necessary.

If you’d like, tell me your county or your Philadelphia neighborhood, and I can guide you to the exact offices and likely ballot items you’ll see on today’s ballot based on typical PA and Philadelphia election information.