Election Day is around the corner, and as deadlines approach, Montgomery County residents can get tapped into their nearest ballot box. All Pennsylvanians must be registered to vote by October 23 if they plan to participate in this year’s elections, writes Justin Heinze for The Patch.  

Mail-in ballot applications must be submitted by Oct. 31 at 5 PM, and Nov. 14 is the final day for military and overseas absentee ballots to be received. Ballot drop box locations will be scattered around Montgomery County, including: 

• Cheltenham 
• Lansdale 
• Lower Merion 
• Norristown (two locations)  
• Pottstown 
• Royersford 
• Skippack 
• Upper Dublin 
• Upper Frederick
• Upper Merion 
• Upper Moreland 

Various polling locations in Montgomery County are also seeking volunteers for Election Day. While 2,800 residents are signed up, Towamencin, Upper Moreland, Lower Moreland, Cheltenham, and Plymouth are still in need of volunteers.  

To see the addresses of the ballot boxes, and to learn more about elections in Montgomery County, visit The Patch.  

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