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Election and Voting Resources

Civic engagement isn’t just about voting for a candidate. It’s about shaping the policies that impact our communities every day. From child care and pre-k funding to access to critical services like early intervention and out-of-school time programs, your vote is a powerful way to use your voice and make a choice for people who will make decisions that impact you, your family, and your community.

PA Election and Voting Information

Be a Child Care Voter

Child Care Voter is an initiative run by Trying Together’s partners at Children First. To see how your legislators are supporting early care and education, visit the Children First Action Fund website. For more up to date information and actions you can take, join the Child Care Voters Facebook page.

Check Voter Registration and Find Your Polling Place

Stay civically engaged year-round! If you have not voted recently, check your voter registration now.

All elections matter! Stay up to date about local and statewide elections, not just when there is a presidential race. In addition to voter registration, you can look at your district, polling place, and past election results at PA Voter Services.

Volunteer to be a Poll Worker

Pennsylvania needs about 45,000 poll workers for every election to staff more than 9,000 polling places statewide. Most poll worker roles are filled by volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering to help at your local precinct as a poll worker, complete a poll worker interest form. Learn about what poll workers do and the benefits of becoming one.

County Election Offices

If have questions about your registration status, polling place, contact your county election office.

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