The Department of Public Welfare, Health, Labor and Industry, the County Clerk of Orphans Court and all armed forces recruitment centers offer this service. All forms submitted at these agencies are forwarded to the proper voter registration commission. Mail applications postmarked no later than the deadline to register must be processed. If the postmark is missing or illegible, applications must be processed when received no later than five days after the deadline. If the application is submitted to the Department of Transportation or agencies designated for registration before the deadline to register, the proper voter registration commission must process the application.
Voter registration reopens the day following any primary or election.
After your Voter Registration Mail Application has been processed, you will receive a Certificate of Registration that will indicate your polling place and address. However, we highly recommend that you apply as early as possible to allow time for necessary mailings. Postmarks are not accepted. Postmarks are not accepted. Back To Top All Voter Registration records are considered public documents and are available for public inspection under the supervision of the Voter Services staff.