Delaware County Launches Election Hotline to Assist Residents with Election Related Questions

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Released: October 7, 2020

In anticipation of record-breaking voter turnout for the November 2020 General Election, Delaware County has launched a new Election Hotline with an easy-to-remember number:

(610) 891-VOTE

The new hotline is staffed by trained employees prepared to answer Delaware County resident’s questions related to the upcoming election, including:

Voter Registration

Vote-By-Mail applications

Mail-In Ballot & Absentee Ballot status

Polling Place locations

Voter Service Centers (locations, hours, services)

Ballot Drop Boxes

Naked Ballots (what are they?)

Deadlines

COVID-19 precautions

Rules regarding 3rd party ballot drop offs

And more!

The hotline is available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. – noon.

Voters calling to check on the status of their vote-by-mail ballot can also check the status directly through the Pennsylvania Department of State’s “Election Ballot Status” lookup tool: www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/Pages/BallotTracking.aspx

Voters who wish to speak to someone in-person are welcome to walk-in to any Delaware County Voter Service Center, located in Media, Upper Darby, and Chester. More information, including location and hours of operation can be found here: delcopa.gov/vsc

Voters are also reminded that many of the answers to their questions can be easily found on the updated electons website: Delco Votes! The website features a user-friendly interface and includes the latest deadlines, forms, applications, and news for voters, candidates, poll workers, and media. Learn more here: delcopa.gov/vote






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