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Everything you need to vote, volunteer, and make a difference in Westmoreland County.

Critical Election Deadlines

Primary Election
4/20/26

Deadline to Register to Vote

5/12/26

Deadline to Request a Mail Ballot

MAY 19

Primary Election Day!

General Election
10/19/26

Deadline to Register to Vote

10/27/26

Deadline to Request a Mail Ballot

11/3/26

Mail Ballots Must Be Received by 8pm

NOV 3

Election Day!

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Your Voting Toolkit

Three simple steps to make your vote count

01

Check Registration

Verify your voter registration status and make sure your information is up to date.

Check Status
02

Know Your Options

Vote by mail, early in-person, or on Election Day. Choose what works best for you.

Learn More
03

Make a Plan

Know when, where, and how you'll vote. Bring a friend and make it count.

Plan Now
Get Involved

Become a Precinct Committee Person

Precinct Committee Persons are the backbone of our local Democratic Party. As a PCP, you'll represent your neighborhood and help build grassroots power from the ground up.

Vote on party leadership and endorsements
Connect with neighbors about issues that matter
Help elect Democrats up and down the ballot
Shape the future of our county party

Requirements

To become a Precinct Committee Person, you must be a registered Democrat in Westmoreland County. PCPs are elected during Primary Elections, but vacancies can be filled by appointment at any time.

Express Your Interest

Fill out this form and we'll reach out with next steps to get you started.

Voter Protection

Election Day Hotline

Having problems voting? Need assistance? Call our hotline.

1-866-OUR-VOTE

Westmoreland County Elections Office

2 N Main St, Suite 109

Greensburg, PA 15601

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm

Get Directions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I register to vote online?

Yes! Pennsylvania allows online voter registration at vote.pa.gov. You'll need a PA driver's license or ID card to complete the process online.

What ID do I need to vote?

If you're voting at a polling place for the first time, you'll need to show ID. Acceptable forms include PA driver's license, US passport, military ID, or student ID.

Can I track my mail ballot?

Yes! You can track your mail ballot status online at vote.pa.gov to see when it was mailed, received, and counted.

What if I make a mistake on my mail ballot?

Contact your county election office immediately. You may be able to request a replacement ballot or vote provisionally at your polling place.

Westmoreland Democrats volunteers
Spread the Word

Remind a Friend to Vote

We win when we show up together. Send a quick reminder to ensure your friends have a plan for November 3, 2026.