Don't forget that if you can't make it to vote in person you can apply for a mail in ballot here>>> https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/OnlineAbsenteeApplication/#/OnlineAbsenteeBegin until Nov 1st.compulov t1_it3uso9 wrote
I just wanted to say how great the Department of State has been in communications during election season. It's comforting to get the emails when the ballot has been mailed and when it's been received (always worry a little bit about the USPS losing them).
Tarcanus t1_it3ze80 wrote
Random, but do you have an idea of how long it takes after sending your ballot in that they process it? It's been weeks since I mailed mine back and the registration site still hasn't updated they received it.
Time-U-1 t1_it498bc wrote
You mailed it “weeks” ago? When did you receive a ballot?
compulov t1_it4afv6 wrote
We got ours in Bucks a week or two ago.
GratefulHead420 t1_it4eqq6 wrote
Most drop boxes aren’t even accepting them until Monday 10/24, so probably won’t hear until after that.
Sprinkles_Hopeful t1_it50qhw wrote
Take it to the post office
Tarcanus t1_it4ar4k wrote
Early October. Completed it and mailed it out immediately. Usually, I see it as accepted pretty quickly, but not this time. I want to make sure my vote gets in.
compulov t1_it4a0il wrote
I feel like they process them in batches, and sometimes they may let them sit around before they mark them as received.
Sprinkles_Hopeful t1_it50ky1 wrote
I sent my ballot in I got a a verification by email within 48 hours and my vote was counted so I really don't believe what you're saying
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rndljfry t1_it77drg wrote
It will depend on your County. They won't "process" it by removing it from the return envelope until after polls close on Election Day. I got confirmation that my ballot was received in Philadelphia in about 3 business days.
Best thing to do first is call your County office and ask what their procedure is and if they can confirm it.
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