Take Action Philly Voting Guide
The Philadelphia Bar Association, with the support of the City of Philadelphia and several non-profit legal aid organizations, formed Take Action Philly (TAP) – an initiative uniting lawyers, government, community organizations and residents to offer ways to become involved and engaged in response to federal and state policy decisions.
VOTING QUESTIONS?
1. Voter Registration - DEADLINE October 19, 2020
| Philadelphia County | Montgomery County | Chester County | Delaware County | Bucks County |
| Voter Registration | Voter Registration | Voter Registration Application | Voter Registration | Voter Registration |
2. Make a plan - Mail or In Person?
MAIL:
- MUST APPLY for a ballot BY OCTOBER 27, 2020
- Ballot MUST BE POSTMARKED BY NOVEMBER 3RD AND ARRIVE BY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2020.
| Philadelphia County | Montgomery County | Chester County | Delaware County | Bucks County |
| General election mail-in ballot guide from the Office of Immigrant Affairs | Absentee and mail-in voting | Vote-By-Mail Ballot | Vote-By-Mail Ballot | Absentee and Mail-In Ballot |
IN PERSON:
| Philadelphia County | Montgomery County | Chester County | Delaware County | Bucks County |
| Voting services | Where do I vote? | Chester County 2020 Voting Precincts | How to vote | Polling Places |
3. More Information
- Information in 12 Other Languages: 2020 general election mail-in ballot guide | Office of Immigrant Affairs.
- You can vote early (before November 3rd): Go to your county website to find hours and locations of early voting places and drop-boxes for mail-in ballots.
- You can apply for mail-in ballots at an election satellite office: Go to your county website to find hours and locations.
- You can change your plan from mail-in to in person: You must follow instructions on your county website to do so or you will be given a provisional ballot. Provisional ballots are not counted until after election day.
- And speaking of changing your mind, what’s all this about a naked ballot?