Voter Information Guide
First off, Jason Kottke has posted a Voters Information Guide at his website. It's pretty comprehensive so please go over and take a look. This page contains different version of the Voter Information Guide for people who have disabilities or want a printable version. Also, John Zeratsky has made this cool little button for linking to the site (see below). If you have any suggestions for the Voters Information Guide, feel free to drop him a line. Spread The Word.
Pennsylvania Absentee Voting
To get Absentee Ballot for Pennsylvania, you must first register for an Absentee Ballot. You can follow the direction on the Just Vote Site as the Voters Information Guide suggest, but the PDF that the site generates will come out blank if you don't have Acrobat Reader (like me). SO I just downloaded a blank Absentee Ballot Registration from the League of Women Voter's website. When you fill out the form, if you don't know what to put for any fields, feel free to contact your County Election Bureau (I found Delaware County via Google). For instance, I didn't know what I should put for municipality, ward, and district... turns out Delaware County Election Bureau will fill in all that information. Since most of my friends are from Delaware County, I put their contact information below. They were very nice to me answering all my questions.Delaware County - Election Bureau
| Director | Location | Phone | Fax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josephine M. Laird | Government Center, Ground Floor 201 W. Front Street Media, PA 19063 | 610-891-4120 | 610-892-0641 |
Important Dates
You can find important dates here. For Pennsylvania in particular:Registration - October 4th
Absentee Ballot Application - must be received by your county voter registration office 30 days before the election, or postmarked no later than the thirtieth day before the election
Absentee Ballot - October 29th