Everything you need to know about voting in Pennsylvania

The result of elections determine policy and funding for cities, transportation like biking and walking, public health, the environment, policing, and programs that help lift people out of poverty (or don’t).

Make a plan!

For everyone – people voting for the first time, to super voters – with coronavirus still running rampant, this year is different. Make a plan for how you’re going to vote. Familiarize yourself with the details and then make it happen. You can still drop your mail in ballot at the Allegheny County Election Office at Forbes and Ross downtown. It is not recommended at this point that you mail your ballot. There are delays with the Postal Service and the Supreme Court is only allowing counts of ballots that are postmarked as of November 3 and show up within three days.

Your vote is your power and is one way to shape the world we live in. Get out there and exercise your right!