November 7th Midterm Election - Voter Resources and Links

If you don't know where to vote, see The Committee of Seventy's online map (due to recent state law, hundreds of Philadelphia polling places have changed, you want to check this!) or call 1-866-268-8603.

Philly.com has a locally focussed indepth voter's guide. With numbers and resources in case you need help.

PA Voting Machine Instructions: The State of Pennsylvania has a voter's resource that includes videos to show you how to use our local machines.

Project Vote-Smart.org provides a national voters guide. From voting records to campaign finances. Get informed.

For future reference: The National Constitution Center provides tools and resources to get educated about and interact with your elected representatives.

Philly.com: PA Voting Reminders:

Polls in Pennsylvania will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

New voters or those voting at a polling place for the first time must show a voter ID card, photo ID, or federal or state government-issued ID.

Acceptable non-photo ID includes a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or government check.

Those without such identification will be allowed to vote by provisional ballot.

If an election official at the polls challenges a person's eligibility to vote, the would-be voter can cast a provisional ballot that will be kept separate from unchallenged votes. Numbers to Call for Help

Philadelphia. Voters encountering problems with voting machines can call 215-686-7800.

For information about polling places, call 215-686-1523. On Election Day, with other election questions or complaints, call 215-686-1590.

Bucks County. Voters seeking information about registration or polling places can call 215-348-6163.

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 to 610-278-3820.

Delaware County. Questions about polling places and election procedures can be answered at the Election Bureau, 610-891-4120. Problems with voting machines should be reported to 610-874-8780.

Chester County. Direct election questions to the Voter Services Office, 610-344-6380 or 610-344-6410.

Document Democracy. NewAssignment.net shares Nine Ways Citizen Journalists Can Cover the Election Tomorrow.

Endorsements: Philadelphia Tribune, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Weekly, Philadelphia Daily News.

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