Vote in Tuesday's PA Primary Election.

Your new polling place in Old/South Kensington is probably Cruz Rec Center or Towey Rec Center. See below . . .

Drop-Off Locations for Mail-in Ballots in Southeast Pennsylvania

For locations to return your voted mail-in ballot in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery or Philadelphia County, click here. Individual voters must return their own ballots.

To guarantee your vote will be received before the deadline at 8 pm on June 2nd, we strongly recommend using a drop-off location. The typical 1-2 day USPS delivery time for mail within the region is not guaranteed. Ballots postmarked before the deadline but received after 8 pm on Election Day will not be counted.

• Track the status of your ballot.

• Have questions or concerns about voting by mail? Check out our FAQ.

• Polling locations will be open on June 2nd, but due to COVID-19, many polling places have been moved and consolidated. Check your polling place here. Voters are urged to wear masks and gloves, but personal protective gear is not required to vote.

• If you've applied for an absentee or mail-in ballot but haven't received it, you can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place.

In the three days leading up to Primary Election Day, Philadelphia City Commissioners staff and C70’s VOTESWAGON will meet voters in various Philadelphia neighborhoods to allow them to drop off their completed mail ballots. Individual voters must return their own ballots.

For dates, times, and locations, click here for Philadelphia.

A secure '24/7' drop box is located at Philadelphia City Hall by the south portal.
Mobile drop-off locations will be available from Saturday (5/30) to Sunday (6/1).

There will be locations available where voters can drop off their ballots on Election Day, June 2nd, for Philadelphia, click here.

Updated information will be available at philadelphiavotes.com+ Philly: Vote now by dropping your ballot into a special box at City Hall. Max Marin, BillyPenn. Read here.

+ Voting is different in Philly this year. Here’s what you need to know for Tuesday’s coronavirus primary.
Jonathan Lai, Inquirer. Read here.

+ Learn how to vote by mail in Philadelphia ahead of PA's elections on June 2. (Ceiba Philadelphia) in English (video, pdf) and Spanish (video, pdf)