Thanks to the bipartisan Act 77, Pennsylvanians can vote early by submitting a mail-in ballot or casting their ballot in-person at their county election office before Election Day.
If you want to vote early in-person during an election, check your county’s website or call your local county elections office to see if ballots are available and printed.
Tip: Be sure to have proof of identification on your person, such as a PennDot ID or the last four digits of your Social Security number.
It’s easy!
**Remember: If you return your voted mail-in or absentee ballot, you cannot then vote at your polling place on Election Day.**