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After your Voter Registration Application has been processed, you will receive a Certificate of Voter Registration that will indicate your polling place and address. You can also contact the County Election Office for your polling place location or check our online listing of polling places.
Click here to access Mail-In/Absentee Application or Ballot Tracking.
Please complete the Annual/Permanent Status Cancellation Form. This form can be returned to our office by regular mail, email to bureauofelections@ccpa.net or by fax to 717-240-7759.
Absentee & mail-in ballot applications must be received by the County Elections Office no later than 5:00 pm on the Tuesday prior to the primary or election. However, we highly recommend that you apply as early as possible to allow time for necessary mailings. Postmarks are not accepted.
All voted absentee & mail-in ballots must be received by the County Election Office no later than 8:00 pm on the day of the primary or election.
All blank spaces, which appear at the top of the front page of each nomination petition, must be completed before signatures are obtained. Do not obtain signatures before the first legal day to circulate and file nomination petitions. Type or print the name of the candidate on the FRONT and BACK of the petition EXACTLY as the candidate wants it to appear on the ballot. Candidates who wish to use names other than a derivative of their legal name must execute a Name Change Request Form that is available at County Election office.