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Numbers to Call with Voting Questions or Complaints (via The Philadelphia Inquirer):
Philadelphia. The County Board of Elections has a number for voters who encounter problems with voting machines: 215-686-7800.For information about Philadelphia polling places, call 215-686-1520 or 215-686-1523. On Election Day, for other election questions or complaints, call 215-686-1590.
Philadelphia voters who are told they are not eligible to vote at a particular polling place but who believe they should be can file a provisional ballot or take their cases to an election court. The main election court, in City Hall, will be in session from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Other courts will be in session from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at some district police stations.
If there are allegations of election abuse, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office will have officials available to investigate. Call 215-686-9643, 9644 or 9645.
The Committee of Seventy, a nonpartisan group that monitors elections in Philadelphia, will provide information to voters who call 215-557-3600 between 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.
Bucks County. Voters seeking information about registration or polling places can call 215-348-6163.
Chester County. Election questions should be directed to the Voter Services Office, 610-344-6380 or 610-344-6410.
Delaware County. For questions about registration, contact the county Registration Commission at 610-891-4659 or 610-891-4649. Questions about polling places can be answered at the Election Bureau, 610-891-4683.
Problems with voting machines should be reported at 610-874-8780.
Montgomery County. Questions about registration or polling places should be directed to the Office of Voter Services, 610-278-3280. Other concerns can be taken to the Board of Elections, 610-278-3275.
Problems with voting machines should be reported at 610-278-3820.
