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Voter Office

Lehigh County Government Center
17 South Seventh Street
Allentown, PA 18101-2400
Phone 610-782-3194
Fax 610-770-3845

Business Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

If you have any questions about
Voter Registration,
please call (610) 782-3194
electionboard@lehighcounty.org

Welcome and thank you for visiting the
Lehigh County Elections and Voter Registration website.

Voter Registration

2019 Municipal Primary Offices - 11FEB19 10:21AM

Poll Watcher Policy 29SEP16

Election Board Meeting - Voting Machine Discussion, Thursday, February 14th, 2019, 2pm. Public Hearing Room, Government Center

2019 Municipal Primary Petition Packet - Please Read Carefully

Electronic Campaign Finance Application Deployed and Now Available 07JAN19

General Primary: May 21, 2019
General Election: November 5, 2019

Lehigh County is always looking for Registered Voters to Work the Polls.
For poll worker information and an application to apply
Please visit the Poll Worker Link

Voting at Polls

ONLY First Time Voters must show ID at Polls:

Are YOU...voting at this precinct for the first time?

If you answered YES, then you will be required to provide one of the following approved forms of Identification.

Approved forms of photo identification (ID must be valid):

PA driver's license or PA State Id card issued by PennDOT
ID issued by any other Commonwealth agency
ID issued by the U.S. Government
U.S. Passport
U.S. Armed Forces ID
Student ID
Employee ID

Approved forms of non-photo identification (ID must include the name and address of the elector):

Voter's identification card issued by the voter registration office
Non-photo ID issued by the Commonwealth
Non-photo ID issued by the U.S. Government
Firearm permit
Current bank statement
Current paycheck
Government check

Absentee Voting

What I need to know about voting by Absentee Ballot due to the Voter ID Law?

New identification requirements are in place now.
Voters must provide PA drivers license number, last 4 digits of Social Security Number, or a copy of an accepted photo ID when applying for an absentee ballot.
Voters may provide identifying number to county over the phone, by email, fax or mail.
Identification will be verified by the county board of elections before the voters ballot will be counted. Voters have 6 days following an election to provide the necessary identification.
UOCAVA voters and voters affected by the Voting Accessibility for Elderly and Handicapped Act are exempt.

Notice:
You can not apply for an absentee ballot or register to vote via email. Applications can be printed from the Voter website under the Absentee Ballot Link above. All Applications must be completed and signed by the applicant before they can be processed.