WITF News StoriesIn Pennsylvania, am I allowed to drop off a ballot for another voter?
Published Oct 15, 2024, 8:14 PM
Understanding Pennsylvania's elections
The Associated Press and WITF's democracy reporter Jordan Wilkie are partnering to tell stories about how Pennsylvania elections work, and to debunk m…18 clip(s)
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1.7 million Pennsylvania voters are approved to vote by-mail, and about a third of them have already returned ballots.
WITF’s Jordan Wilkie explains how to legally get mail-in votes back to elections offices.
This story is part of an explanatory series focused on Pennsylvania elections produced collaboratively by WITF's democracy reporter Jordan Wilkie and The Associated Press.
