It's no longer safe to assume your ballot will arrive on time if you send it by mail. You can, however, vote in person, but keep in mind there are some things to be aware of.
Election officials across the state say they are doing all they can to make sure Pennsylvania doesn’t end up like Florida two decades ago, when the last drawn-out presidential tally ended before the US Supreme Court.
Some voters are getting mailers that look like mail-in ballots or ballot applications. We talked to officials about those mailers and how to identify your mail-in ballot. As a Pennsylvania voter, you might be receiving mixed messages about applying for and receiving a mail-in ballot for the upcoming general election. Voters in some counties are...