FAQ Category: Voter Registration

If you registered with “Motor Voter” and have not received an ID card from the Franklin County Voter Registration office with your polling place printed on it, you should call to find out if your registration form has been received.

Probably. It is no longer legal to remove any voter from the rolls merely for not voting, no matter how long that may be, as long as they maintain their voter record with a valid address.   If a voter is sent a notice from the Franklin County Voter Registration Office and it is returned as…

You may go to your old polling place for one more election where your registration may still be active. You should complete an Affirmation of Elector Form while you are at the polling place so that your address can be changed for future elections. You can also complete a Voter Registration Form to return to…

You can change your name, address or political party on your voter registration record by completing a new voter registration application and indicating the changes you wish to make. Voter registration closes 15 days prior to a primary or election. You will receive a new voter registration card in the mail showing your new name,…

Complete the Voter Request to Cancel Registration form and return it to the Franklin County Voter Registration Office.

To check your voter registration status, visit the Pennsylvania Department of State website or call the Franklin County Voter Registration Office at 717-261-3886.