ALT Graphic from the Philadelphia City Commissioners with a blue-toned City Hall background. Large text at the top reads: “It’s Election Day! Polls are open!” A white box with a yellow border is titled: “Voting in Person?” The text explains how to find your polling place by visiting atlas.phila.gov/voting and searching your address. It says to allow plenty of time to vote, notes that polls are open from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., and explains that if you are in line by 8:00 P.M., you must be allowed to vote. A final section says: “Make a travel plan. You can plan to walk, drive, rideshare, take public transit, or explore other options.” The footer says vote.phila.gov.

ALT Graphic from the Philadelphia City Commissioners with a blue-toned City Hall background. Large text at the top reads: “It’s Election Day! Polls are open!” A white box with a yellow border is titled: “Voting by Mail?” The text explains that voted mail ballots must be received, not postmarked, by 8:00 P.M. today. It also says voters cannot return a voted mail ballot at their polling place, and that ballots must be delivered to a drop box or a Board of Elections Satellite Office. The bottom line reads: “Visit phila.gov/voting to find a drop box or Satellite Office near you.” The footer says vote.phila.gov.

ALT Voter intimidation is illegal at the polls and drop boxes.

ALT Graphic from the Philadelphia City Commissioners with a blue and red abstract background and a white content box. Large text reads: “Tomorrow is the last day to request a mail ballot for the 2026 Primary Election.” Below, two statistics are shown with icons: “84,125 Applications processed.” and “40,163 Ballots returned so far!” Additional text reads: “Apply online at vote.phila.gov, or in person at one of our Satellite Election Offices.” At the bottom, red text reads: “Application Deadline: Tuesday, May 12th at 5:00 P.M.” The URL vote.phila.gov appears in the bottom right corner.