Voting

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Drop Box Locations

Take 30 seconds to watch actor Leo DeCaprio learn from Montco County Commissioner Neil Makhija that voting by ballot drop box is secure.

Two official drop boxes are located in Lower Merion Township.
Open 24 hours a day until 8pm on Election Day.

Lower Merion District Court

Behind Lower Merion District Court building

925 Montgomery Avenue
Narberth, PA 19072

Ludington Library

Outside of Ludington Library

5 South Bryn Mawr Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

Montgomery County has 18 official ballot drop boxes where any voter registered in the county may return their ballot. To see where all are located, go to this page at Montco Voter Services.

Montgomery County Voter Services Satellite Offices

During periods of high traffic, the County will also operate separate satellite locations to better serve our residents. No appointment is needed to visit these locations.

All five satellite offices for the 2026 General Election will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from October 17 through October 25 with new operating hours.

Click Here for the Schedules.

Lansdale Satellite Office
Community Connections Lansdale Office • 421 W. Main Street • Lansdale, PA 19446<

Lower Merion Satellite Office 
Lower Merion Magisterial District Court • 925 Montgomery Avenue • Narberth, PA 19072

Norristown Satellite Office
One Montgomery Plaza • 425 Swede St • Norristown, PA 19401

Pottstown Satellite Office 
Office of Public Health • 364 King St • Pottstown, PA 19464

Willow Grove Satellite Office 
Willow Grove Annex • 102 N. York Road • Willow Grove, PA 19090


Mail-In Ballot Tips

IMPORTANT!
Your vote will not be counted unless both your signature and the date you voted are written on the outside envelope where indicated. Ballots MUST be RETURNED by 8pm on Election Day, November 3rd – NOT just Postmarked.

  1. Follow the instructions enclosed with your ballot.
  2. Vote on BOTH SIDES of your ballot.
  3. After marking your ballot, fold it into the yellow secrecy envelope.
  4. Seal the yellow secrecy envelope.
  5. Place the yellow secrecy envelope into the white return envelope.
  6. Seal the white return envelope.
  7. Postage is prepaid!
  8. Make sure both your signature and the date you voted are written on the white return envelope envelope where indicated or your vote will not be counted.

For more information check out the  The Mail-in and Absentee Ballot center which has an informational graphic about filling in and returning your ballot.

Designate an Agent for Third Party Ballot Delivery
If a voter is unable to personally apply for or deliver their mail ballot, they may designate an agent to help. The voter must designate someone in writing, and that agent must sign in agreement, using this official Pennsylvania form: Authorize a Designated Agent Form. The agent must present (or enclose) the completed form when handling the voter’s ballot materials.


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