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Myth or Fact? Get the Facts About Voting in Pennsylvania
What’s fact and what’s fiction when it comes to voting in Pennsylvania? With Election Day approaching, voters may hear conflicting information about mail ballots, voting before Election Day and when election results become final.
AARP Pennsylvania sat down with Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt to address some common voting myths and explain what Pennsylvanians should know before casting their ballots. The conversation covers mail-ballot security and deadlines, options for voting before Election Day, and why official election results can take time.
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Don’t let voting myths create confusion. Watch the conversation above, get the facts, and make your plan to vote.
Additional resources
For more information about voting in Pennsylvania, visit AARP Pennsylvania’s voter information page or the Pennsylvania Department of State’s voter information website.
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