MAKE SURE YOUR VOTE COUNTS!! Vote Absentee!

Not sure if you can make it to your polling place on Election Day? Pennsylvania voters can vote absentee for a number of reasons, including:

• If you are disabled or injured.
  
  
• If you plan to be out of town for any reason.
  
  
• If you commute to work and there’s a chance you will be out of your municipality from 7am-8pm.

How to vote absentee?

Click here to download the form and mail to your county's Board of Elections. Or, you can drop it off at your county's Board of Elections office and vote absentee in-person! To find your local Board of Elections office, click here.

For more information, visit the Pennsylvania Secretary of State's website.

Last month, our team of more than 40 PA GOP staffers and volunteers traveled up to Massachusetts in order to elect Scott Brown to the United States Senate. Ask any one of those volunteers about Pike County Commissioner Harry Forbes, however, and you’ll be sure to put a smile on their faces.

Throughout the course of the trip, Commissioner Forbes proved his commitment to electing qualified Republican candidate on numerous occassions. From phone banking and knocking on doors to tracking voter turnout and inspiring the PA GOP "Special Forces" on the bus, Commissioner Forbes, like all of our wonderful grassroots leaders, was always eager to do whatever was asked of him and more.

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