Pittsburgh, Allegheny County polling locations for Election Day 2026

Do you know where you're voting on Election Day ?

If you're not sure where to vote in the 2026 midterms , don't panic — with a few pieces of information about where in Allegheny County you live, the Pennsylvania State Department can tell you where to cast your ballot.

Allegheny County has numerous polling locations throughout the county. You can find your specific location through the Pennsylvania State Department by providing your county, city, street name, house number and zip code. Using that information, the website can direct you to your polling location.

What if I go to the wrong polling location?

You need to go to your specific polling location to vote. However, if you believe you're at the correct location, you may vote using a provisional ballot, according to the Pennsylvania State Department .

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Drop off sites for mail-in, absentee ballots

You can still return your mail-in and absentee ballots on Election Day between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. These ballots can be returned at the County Office Building located at 542 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh.

Polling places opened at 7 a.m. and will close at 8 p.m.

Can I vote if I'm in line when polls close?

Yes, if you're in line by 8 p.m., you will be allowed to vote.

If you're a first-time voter in Allegheny County, you'll need to show your ID when you vote in person in Pennsylvania.

First-time voters should bring one current form of photo ID, such as their Pennsylvania driver's license or PennDOT ID card, an ID issued by any Commonwealth agency, and ID issued by the federal government, a U.S. passport, a U.S. Armed Forces ID, a student ID or an employee ID.

If you don't have a photo ID, you can use another document that has your name and address on it. These documents include confirmation issued by the county voter registration office, such as a voter registration card; non-photo ID issued by the Commonwealth; non-photo ID issued by the federal government; a firearm permit; a current utility bill; a current bank statement; a paycheck; or a government check.

Allegheny County will post the county's election results on their website . The state will post results on its website .

Finch Walker is the Pittsburgh Connect Reporter for the USA TODAY Network. Contact Walker at FWalker@usatodayco.com. Instagram: @finchwalker_ . X: @_finchwalker .