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It’s officially Election Day! The polls are open from 7am today until 8pm. While our elections are safe and secure, problems on election day can and do arise.

Question: I’m at my polling place - what do I do next?

Beyond common queries, voters should consider lesser-known questions about eligibility, privacy, and out-of-state voting this election.

It's a common sentiment to feel disillusioned with politics, but voting remains a crucial way to influence the direction of your community and country. Here’s why your vote still matters:

As a student living away from home, you have the option to vote using either your school address or your home address. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process:

There are a lot of folks wondering this, whether for themselves or their family members or friends. Many folks might plan not to vote because they view their former record or even their current status as a barrier to casting their vote.

What is Voting? Voting is how we make decisions about who will lead our community, state, and country. When you vote, you’re choosing people to represent you, like a president, mayor, or city council member. You might also vote on new laws.

If you’re really not into either party, you can always register as Independent or with a smaller party but just know that in Pennsylvania, that means sitting out the primaries. If you change your mind later, you can update your registration at any time at vote.pa.

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