If you plan to vote in the upcoming November election and are not yet registered to do so, this Monday, Oct. 21, is the deadline. You can register in person at the countyt voter registration office or by visiting the state’s online voter registration website.
Not sure if you’re registered? You can check your status online here.
Recently moved? Changed your name? Want to change your party affiliation? You can update your voter registration online here.
Pennsylvania Rep. Paul Schemel (R-Waynesboro) also noted that college students, under state law, should register either where they live while in school or at home if a parent or guardian still lives in that location. More voting information for college students can be found here.
On Tuesday, Nov. 5 (or sooner if you choose to vote by mail), voters across the Commonwealth will have the opportunity to elect the next president and vice president; members of the U.S. House and Senate; members of the state House and state Senate (in odd-numbered senatorial districts); and state offices, including attorney general, auditor general and treasurer.
