Voting by mail this fall, or heading to the polls on November 2? Our voters’ guide lays out everything that will be on your ballot.
BY THE PHILADELPHIA CITIZEN STAFF
It’s election season again, Philadelphia!
Mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania are being printed as you read this, and they should be sliding into your mailbox soon if you registered to vote by mail. That’s why we wanted to go ahead and share this voters’ guide with you, so you can be ready to check those boxes, whether you’re doing it at home or waiting to head to the polls on Tuesday, November 2.
First a few important dates: You must register by October 18, 2021, to vote in the November 2 general election. You still have time to request a mail-in ballot—as long as you do it by October 26. Our guide to how to vote in Philadelphia lays out more information about that.
Polls will be open on November 2, 2021, from 7am to 8pm. You know the drill—you are able to vote as long as you get in line by 8pm, even if it takes you hours to get inside.
Original article via The Philadelphia Citizen