Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Across Pennsylvania, polling places are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and voters in line by 8 p.m. may vote.

Here are official resources to help A-K Valley residents find their assigned polling place, check local updates, and reach their county election office.

Start here: find your assigned polling place

Use Pennsylvania’s official polling-place lookup and enter your home address.

A municipality can have several precincts, so check your individual assignment before leaving home, even if you have voted in the same building for years.

Use your municipality and street address rather than relying on a ZIP code or postal city alone.

You can also check your voter registration record, which identifies your polling place.

County resources for our communities

Find your municipality below, then follow its county’s official election link for local information.

Allegheny County

Brackenridge, Cheswick, East Deer Township/Creighton, Fawn Township, Frazer Township, Harmar Township/Harmarville, Harrison Township/Natrona Heights, Oakmont, Plum, Springdale, Tarentum, Verona, and West Deer Township.

The county’s election page links to polling-place information, sample ballots, ballot tracking, and election updates.

Questions: 412-350-4500.

Armstrong County

Apollo, Ford City, Freeport, Kittanning, Leechburg, and Parks Township.

The county’s general-election page lists polling locations alongside precinct-specific sample ballots.

Questions: 724-548-3222.

Butler County

Buffalo Township, including the Sarver area.

Use the county’s election office page and 2026 general-election information for local resources and Buffalo Township precinct sample ballots.

Questions: 724-284-5308.

Westmoreland County

Allegheny Township, Arnold, East Vandergrift, Hyde Park, Lower Burrell, New Kensington, Vandergrift, and West Leechburg.

The county’s Polling Places & Ballots page provides an address lookup and a link to precinct locations and sample ballots.

Questions: 724-830-3150.

Leechburg and West Leechburg are in different counties; select the county for your registered home address.

Two local polling-place changes to check

Westmoreland County’s official location-change notice identifies these changes affecting local precincts:

Lower Burrell 3-1: voters now use Trinity United Christian Church, 232 Hillcrest Drive, instead of Lower Burrell Manor.

New Kensington 4-2: voters now use the auxiliary gym at Valley Jr-Sr High School, 703 Stevenson Boulevard, instead of the former AK Valley Park location on Freeport Road.

These changes apply to those specific precincts; other residents should follow their own assigned polling-place information.

What to bring

If this is your first time voting at your polling place, bring an approved form of identification.

Pennsylvania accepts certain photo and non-photo IDs, including a current utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address.

Returning voters who have already voted at that polling place generally do not need to show identification.

Still holding a mail ballot?

Completed civilian mail-in and absentee ballots must reach the county election office by 8 p.m. November 3; a postmark does not meet that deadline.

Check your county’s official instructions for authorized in-person return locations.

Completed mail ballots cannot be submitted for counting at a polling place.

If you requested a mail ballot but want to vote at the polls, bring the ballot and outer return envelope to surrender to poll workers.

If the ballot never arrived or you no longer have it, ask about voting by provisional ballot.

Need help at the polls?

Ask a poll worker about accessible voting equipment, voting assistance, or a provisional ballot if there is a question about your registration.

For official statewide help, call 1-877-VOTESPA (1-877-868-3772).