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MAY 16 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS HERE
State-Level Results Are Certified and Final
County-Level Results Are Certified and Final for all races
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OUR NEXT ELECTION IS
NOVEMBER 7, 2023
the MUNICIPAL ELECTION
In Pennsylvania, local and county officials are elected in Municipal Elections, held in odd-numbered years. These are all offices that directly affect our local residents' day-to-day lives. ALL VOTERS should plan to VOTE in November. It's important!
Election Day: Polls will be open from 7 AM to 8 PM
Last Day To Register: October 23
Last Day to Request Absentee or Mail-In Ballot: October 31
UMOVA Notice for November 7, 2023 Municipal Election
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HOW DO I REGISTER TO VOTE?
You can register to vote, or update your name, address, or political party online HERE. If you need a paper form, please call the Election Bureau at 724-430-1289. The deadline to register or make changes for the Novmeber 7 election this fall is OCTOBER 23.
WHERE DO I VOTE?
If you are registered to vote, you can search and find your exact polling place HERE.
List of Fayette County Polling Places
(All polling places will be the same for the Fall 2023 Election EXCEPT Henry Clay Township. Henry Clay voters will receive a new voter registration card in the mail as soon as the new polling place is finalized.)
WHERE DO I GET A MAIL-IN OR ABSENTEE BALLOT?
You can apply for a Mail-In or Absentee ballot HERE. If you need a paper form, please call the Election Bureau at 724-430-1289. The deadline to apply for the November 7 election this fall is OCTOBER 31. Please apply early!
CAN I VOTE IN PERSON IF I ALREADY GOT A MAIL-IN OR ABSENTEE BALLOT?
Yes, you can vote in person at your polling place on Election Day IF you have not mailed or returned your ballot to the Election Bureau. You will simply need to bring the ballot and all the envelopes that came with it to the polling place, complete a short form, and surrender everything to the Judge of Election to be spoiled. Then you can vote normally on a regular ballot.
If for any reason you cannot surrender both your ballot and the envelopes to the Judge of Election, you will vote on a provisional ballot.
HOW DO I COMPLETE MY MAIL-IN OR ABSENTEE BALLOT?
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS that came with your ballot or your vote may not be able to be counted. These include:
1. Seal your ballot in the white Secrecy Envelope before inserting it into your return envelope. Do not write anything on your ballot except votes, and do not write anything at all on the Secrecy Envelope.
2. SIGN your name where indicated on the "Declaration" section on the back of your return envelope.
3. Write TODAY'S DATE (the date you sign the envelope) in the space provided
under your signature.
4. Mail your ballot (no postage necessary!) or bring it to the Fayette County Election Bureau by 8 PM on Election Day. POSTMARKS DO NOT COUNT; your ballot must be received by the Election Bureau by 8 PM. Note that you must bring your OWN ballot to the Election Bureau. If you have a disability that prevents you from returning your own ballot, contact the Election Bureau for information on how to designate an agent to carry your ballot.
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2023 Municipal Election
Official Election Notices from Fayette County
- PublicNotice_ElectionBoard_9-25-23
- Public Notice of Canvass of Mail-In and Absentee Ballots for 2023 Primary
- Public Notice of Pre-Canvass for 2023 Primary
- Official Notice - Logic and Accuracy Testing for 2023 Primary
- Proclamation of Primary 2023 FINAL w correction 3-3-23
- Fayette Co. Primary Election 2023 UMOVA Notice for Military and Overseas Voters
- Public Notice - P-2023 Recount Petition Hearing
Calendars, information, and documents
Election & Voter Documents
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
CAMPAIGN FINANCE
Local and County candidates and committees must file campaign finance reports on paper at the Election Bureau, 2 West Main Street Suite 111 in Uniontown in accordance with the state reporting schedule.
State-level candidates who live in Fayette County (and committees supporting them) are also required to file paper copies of their entire state reports at the county Election Bureau by the published deadlines (no extensions).
Local and County candidates who have filed waivers do not have to file reports until they receive or spend $250 or more for their campaign, or form a committee, after which all reports must be filed on schedule.
On PA State forms, handbooks, etc. Local and County candidates please substitute the Fayette County Election Bureau for Department of State. Use the state forms but file in Uniontown, not Harrisburg. There is no online filing for Local and County candidates.
PA 2023 State Campaign Finance Reporting Schedule
Campaign Finance Reporting FAQ
Campaign Finance Reporting Law Handbook
Campaign Finance Reporting Forms
SIGNS & ADVERTISING
PennDOT Guidance for Political Signs
- Fayette County Election Board Page
- Pennsylvania Department of State Bureau of Elections
- Voting in Pennsylvania
- Register to Vote Online
- Update your Voter Registration Online (update address, change party, etc.)
- Request a Mail-In or Absentee Ballot
- Accessible Voting
- Military & Overseas Voting
- Election Security in Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania State Campaign Finance Page
- Pennsylvania State Candidate and Campaign Finance Committee Lookup
- Federal Election Commission (info for and about Federal Candidates)
- U.S. Election Assistance Commission
- Federal Voting Assistance Program for Military and Overseas Voters
- PA Guide to Elective Office in Local Government (downloadable handbook) @(Model.BulletStyle == CivicPlus.Entities.Modules.Layout.Enums.BulletStyle.Decimal ? "ol" : "ul")>
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BE A FAYETTE COUNTY POLLWORKER!
BE A CHAMPION OF DEMOCRACY. AND GET PAID.
If you are interested in serving as a paid pollworker for the November 2023 election, please call the Election Bureau at 724-430-1289.
Applicants MUST be a registered voter in Fayette County and must be available to work on Election Days. New applicants are required to attend at least one three-hour training in order to be appointed to a position. You will be paid for training, provided you work on Election Day.
Fayette County Party Leaders
Fayette County Democratic PartyGeorge Rattay, Chair1017 Lafayette Street Uniontown, PA 15401 Phone: 412-554-1917 |
Fayette County Republican PartyP.O. Box 88Melcroft, PA 15462 Michelle Mowry, Chair Phone: 724-707-4633 Elliott Mazur, Vice-Chair Phone: 330-635-4837 |
Fayette County Libertarian PartyContact the Libertarian Party of PAhttps://lppa.org/ |
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Mission Statement
The Fayette County Election Bureau conducts the Primary and General Elections and the Voter Registration process.
We administer the voter registration process as prescribed by legislation maintaining the integrity of the election process.
Fayette County Election Board Page
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Election Bureau
Physical Address
2 West Main Street
Suite 111
Uniontown, PA 15401
Phone 724-430-1289Fax 724-430-4948
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.