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Pennsylvania

PA Democrat

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4. From PA Dems website:

Reply to Freddie (Original post)

Sun Sep 27, 2020, 08:05 AM

Sep 2020

Yes! Even if you requested a mail-in ballot, you can vote normally on Election Day IF:
— you surrender your entire mail ballot package (including the ballot and larger return envelope) at your polling place, and
— you sign a statement that you did not vote by mail.

If you’re unable to do one or both of these things, you may still vote at your polling place on Election Day using a Provisional Ballot.

https://www.padems.com/vote/

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If you request a mail-in ballot in Pennsylvania, can you change your mind and vote in person? [View all] Freddie Sep 2020 OP

Could you bring your mail in ballot to the poll and hand it in? dem4decades Sep 2020 #1

I don't see why not. You are just bypassing the method of delivery. mitch96 Sep 2020 #2

You can in FL. lark Sep 2020 #7

I tested it out this last local election. I got my ballot in the mail, filled it out and went to the mitch96 Sep 2020 #8

In most states yes you can. Voltaire2 Sep 2020 #3

From PA Dems website: PA Democrat Sep 2020 #4

Was wondering about this HockeyMom Sep 2020 #6

Yep. And though we really don't want to, SO and I are thinking of voting in person rather than Dark n Stormy Knight Sep 2020 #9

I live in Oklahoma and requested an absentee ballot... Aviation91 Sep 2020 #5