The Bucks County Democratic Committee

Mail ballots have begun to go out.

When does my Mail Ballot need to be returned?
Your ballot must be RECEIVED by the Board of Elections by April 23 at 8pm. We don’t recommend mailing after April 16th. Instead, bring it in person to a drop box.

How do I return my Mail Ballot?
You can return your ballot to a drop box or by mail.

By Mail:
If returning by mail we recommend doing so immediately and no later than April 16.

To a Drop Box:
Drop Boxes open on April 1. Learn more

Mail Ballot Drop Boxes Available:
Bensalem Library – Bristol Borough Hall –  Doylestown Administration Building- Lower Bucks Government Service Center- New Hope Library
Northampton Library – Perkasie Library – Quakertown Government Service Center- Riegelsville Library
Warminster Library – Yardley-Makefield Library

For Drop Box Hours and Addresses and all Vote by Mail info:
Visit our Vote by Mail page

Voting On Demand gives you the option to request a ballot, complete it, and return it all in one visit to a Board of Elections location even if you’ve already applied for a Mail Ballot.

Who can Vote On Demand?

Anyone can vote by mail until April 16th. After that point, only those who have requested a mail in ballot will be able to vote on demand.

Locations

• Doylestown: 55 E. Court St, Doylestown
• Levittown: 7321 New Falls Rd, Levittown
• Quakertown: 261 California Rd, Quakertown

Hours

• Doylestown: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• Quakertown and Levittown: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Mail ballots are expected to begin going out about 30 days before the Primary Election on April 23rd. If you’d like to request a mail ballot for the April 23rd Primary, you can do so until April 16th, but do not wait!

How Do I Request a Mail Ballot?
Visit BucksVotes.org

When should I Request my Mail Ballot?
Right now. You can request up to April 16th, but do not wait.

When does my Mail Ballot need to be returned?
Your ballot must be RECEIVED by the Board of Elections by April 23rd at 8pm. We don’t recommend mailing after April 16th. Instead, bring it in person to a drop box.

How do I return my Mail Ballot?
You can return your ballot to a drop box or by mail.

By Mail:
If returning by mail we recommend doing so immediately and no later than October 31.

To a Drop Box:
Drop Box dates, locations, and hours will be available soon.

For all Vote by Mail info:
Visit our Vote by Mail page

Voting On Demand gives you the option to request a ballot, complete it, and return it all in one visit to a Board of Elections location even if you’ve already applied for a Mail Ballot.

Who can Vote On Demand?

Anyone who has requested a Mail Ballot by April 16th at 5pm and has not returned it yet can vote On Demand until Election Day, Tuesday April 23rd. Anyone who is a registered voter can also vote On Demand until one week before Election Day. After that point, you can only vote On Demand if you’ve already requested a mail ballot.

Locations

• Doylestown: 55 E. Court St, Doylestown
• Levittown: 7321 New Falls Rd, Levittown
• Quakertown: 261 California Rd, Quakertown

Hours

• Doylestown: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• Quakertown and Levittown: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Where do I vote on Election Day?

Check here to find out the latest information about polling locations.  Some polls have changed.

When are the polls open?

Polls are open on Election Day, Tuesday, April 23rd, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Can I bring my mail ballot to the polls to vote there?

Yes! You have the option to bring your Mail Ballot to your polling place to vote in person on Election Day but you will need to bring the ballot and your return envelope. The Judge of Elections will void your Mail Ballot and you will be allowed to vote using the machine at the polling place.

What if I don’t have my mail ballot or the return envelope?

If you lost your ballot or do not have the ballot or return envelope that came with your Mail Ballot, you can still vote at the polls using a provisional ballot. If at all possible though, we recommend going to the Board of Elections and voting On Demand. See the Vote On Demand section for more info. If going to the polls is your only option, tell the Judge of Elections you’d like to fill out a provisional ballot. These ballots will be reviewed by the Board of Elections within a week of Election Day. Provided the Board of Elections did not receive a Mail Ballot from you and there are no other issues prohibiting you from voting, your vote will count.