Election Day In Delaware County: Where, When To Vote

DELAWARE COUNTY, PA — Election Day is nearly here.

Numerous voters across Delaware County are planning to cast their ballots in the 2022 general election on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

With that in mind, Patch has created a voter guide to aid residents in their effort to make their voices heard.

The Rundown

• Election date: Nov. 8
• Check if you are registered to vote.
• Where can I drop off my ballot?
• Track my mail-in ballot.
• Where can I vote in person?

What And Who Are On The Ballot?

Governor: Democrat Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro and Republican State Sen. Doug Mastriano are vying for Gov. Tom Wolf's seat in Harrisburg as his term expires. Third party candidates in the race are Christina Digiulio (Green), Joseph Soloski (Keystone Party of Pennsylvania), and Matt Hackenburg (Libertarian).

U.S. Senator: Democrat Lt. Gov. John Fetterman and Republican celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz are facing off for Pennsylvania's second seat in the United States Senate that's being vacated by Sen. Pat Toomey.

Lieutenant Governor: Democrat State Rep. Austin Davis and Republican State Rep. Carrie DelRosso are in the running for the Fetterman's office. They are joined in the field by Michael Bagdes-Canning (Green), Nicole Shultz (Keystone Party of Pennsylvania), and Timothy McMaster (Libertarian).

U.S. Congress: Democratic U.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon is facing Republican challenger David Galluch for the 5th District seat.

Pennsylvania House of Representatives: Numerous seats are having elections this November. Below are seats with contested races and the candidates.

159th District
Carol Kazeem, Democrat
Ruth Moton, Republican

160th District
Cathy Spahr, Democrat
Rep. Craig Williams, Republican

161st District
Rep. Leanne Krueger, Democrat
Ed Mongelluzzo, Republican

162nd District (Vote for One)
Rep. David Delloso, M. Democrat
Michelle Mattus, Republican

163rd District (Vote for One)
Rep. Mike Zabel, Democrat
Kenneth Rucci, P. Republican
Alfe Goodwin, Libertarian

165th District
Rep. Jennifer O'Mara, Democrat
Nichole Missino, Republican
Bill Foster, Fostering Our Vote

166th District
Rep. Greg Vitali, Democrat
Kim Razzano, Republican
Edward T. Clifford III, Libertarian

168th District
Lisa A. Borowski, Democrat
Rep. Chris Quinn, Republican

Pennsylvania Senate: Just two races are being held for state senate seats representing Delaware County.

Democratic State Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams is being challenged by Republican John Hayes for the 8th Senatorial District seat.

And Democratic State Sen. Tim Kearney is facing Frank Agovino for the 26th Senatorial District seat.

Voters can look up sample ballots online here.

Where Can I Vote?

Ballot drop boxes are all over Delaware County. Boxes are located at:

• Aldan, Municipal Building, 1 W Providence Rd, Aldan 19018
• Aston, Municipal Building, 5021 Pennell Rd, Aston 19014
• Bethel, John Meyers Building, 1092 Bethel Rd, Garnet Valley 19060
• Brookhaven, Municipal Center, 2 Cambridge Rd, Brookhaven 19015
• Chester City, Crozer Library, 620 Engle St, Chester 19013
• Clifton Heights, Municipal Complex, 30 S Springfield Rd, Clifton Hts 19018
• Collingdale, Collingdale Public Library, 800 MacDade Blvd, Collingdale 19023
• Colwyn, Police Station/Municipal Building, 222 Spruce St, Colwyn 19023
• Concord, Rachel Kohl Library, 687 Smithbridge Rd, Glen Mills 19342
• Darby Borough, Darby Borough Rec Center, 1022 Ridge Ave, Darby 19023
• Darby Township, Darby Township Admin. Building, 2 Studevan Plaza, Sharon Hill 19079
• East Lansdowne, Community Center, 155 Lexington Ave, E Lansdowne 19050
• Eddystone, Lighthouse Hall, 1401 E 9th St, Eddystone 19022
• Edgmont, Township Building, 1000 Gradyville Rd, Edgmont 19073
• Folcroft, Folcroft Public Library, 1725 Delmar Dr, Folcroft 19032
• Haverford, Haverford Admin Building, 1014 Darby Rd, Havertown 19083
• Lansdowne, Fire Station, 26 N Highland Ave, Lansdowne 19050
• Lower Chichester, Municipal Building, 1410 Market St, Linwood 19061
• Marcus Hook, Marcus Hook Comm Center, 7 W Delaware Ave, Marcus Hook 19061
• Marple, Marple Public Library, 227 S Sproul Rd, Broomall 19008
• Media, Delaware County Government Center , 201 W Front St, Media 19063 (Orange Street entry), Open Oct. 5
• Middletown, Municipal Building, 27 N Pennell Rd, Media 19063
• Millbourne, Municipal/Police Building, 9 Park Ave, Millbourne 19082
• Morton, Municipal Building, 500 Highland Ave, Morton 19070
• Nether Providence, Helen Kate Furness Library, 100 N Providence, Wallingford 19086
• Newtown Square, Municipal Building, 209 Bishop Hollow, Newtown Sq 19073
• Parkside, Borough Hall, 22 E Elbon Rd, Brookhaven 19015
• Radnor, Radnor Township Building, 301 Iven Ave, Wayne 19087
• Ridley Township, Police Station Public Access, 100 E MacDade Blvd, Folsom 19033
• Rose Valley, Hedgerow Theater, 64 Rose Valley Rd, Rose Valley 19063
• Rutledge, Borough Hall, 212 Unity Terrace, Rutledge 19070
• Sharon Hill, Borough Hall, 250 Sharon Ave, Sharon Hill 19079
• Springfield, Springfield Township Library, 70 Powell Rd, Springfield 19064
• Thornbury, Thornbury Park, Comfort Station, 345 Glen Mills Rd, Glen Mills 19342
• Upper Darby, Upper Darby Municipal Building, 100 Garrett Rd, Upper Darby 19082
• Upper Providence, District Court Building, 935 N Providence Rd, Media 19063
• Yeadon, Yeadon Public Library, 809 Longacre Blvd, Yeadon 19050

The Vote-by-Mail request deadline is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 1. Apply for a mail-in ballot online here.

Completed Vote-by-Mail ballots must be received by the Bureau of Elections no later than 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Residents who plan to vote in person can look up their polling place using this online tool.

Voters can visit the Delco Votes! website here for further information on voting in Delaware County during this election.