Lancaster County Democratic Committee

Find your polling place using the PA Department of State Website, click here
Using this link will help you determine if you are registered to vote and then identify your polling place location. A map function is available. Web page shown to the right.

Find your polling place using Poll Finder,
click here
Use this resource to locate multiple precincts and voting districts. This resource is designed to aid election workers. Maps are provided.

Find your Federal and State Elected Officials

Use Congress.org to find federal and state elected officials specific to your home address.

Click this link or the picture to the right and type in your zip code. Scroll down the Congress.org page and fill in your address. The page will return state house and senate officials specific to that address.

Or, if you know know the official you want to contact, use our Elected Officials contact page.

Trouble Attempting to Vote or Finding your Polling place

Call LCDC Headquarters: 299-5701 or

Lancaster Democratic Party Election Protection Team: 299-7374

or Lancaster County Election Board: 299-8293

Maps of Congressional, PA Senate and House Districts in Lancaster County
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All Congressional Districts
in Pennsylvania

16th Congressional District
Pennsylvania Senate Districts Pennsylvania House Districts

School Districts of
Lancaster County

Use the map to the left to find your voting district. Voting districts often follow the same boundaries and use the name of school districts. The map will default the school districts home page.

Chick here for direction on how to use this Poll Finder and access maps to your polling place.

Quick Link to your School District

Directions for using this Poll Finder

Understanding Codes

Find Your Ward or District's Committee Person

Current Elected Officials

Directions for using the Poll Finder

To find the location of the polling place where you should vote:

click on the school district (voting district) in which you reside (school districts are shown to the left, the links will work but finish reading the directions here first).
Scroll the Polling Place column until you find the polling place closest to where you live. If you cannot tell your polling place from the address, you will need to know your voting precinct number. If you do not know your voting precinct number call this number - 299-5701.
Click the icon to view a map of the location of the polling place.
If the Google icon is not present, that means that we have not been able to make an exact match.

Click the icon to view a map of a near location of the polling place.

The Google Map will show the exact location of the polling place and allow you to get driving directions.

Use the To here option to find directions to your address to the polling place.

To get rid of the Address popup bubble, click anywhere on the map.

Verify the exact polling place with a neighbor who votes regularly or the county court house.

OR call
Mary Stehman, Chief Clerk, Registrar
Lancaster County Election Board
150 N. Queen St.
P.O. Box 83480
Lancaster, PA 17608-3480
(717) 299-8293

Be sure you are registered to vote. (click here to find out how).

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Directions for using this Poll Finder

Understanding Codes

Find Your Ward or District's Committee Person

Current Elected Officials

Understanding the codes under the Precinct ID column

Street List Code - District

The names of all registered voters are grouped into street lists so that poll workers can verify that a person who shows up to the polling place on election day is registered to vote and is voting at the correct polling place. These list contain names, addresses and party affiliation if any. These lists are not available to the general public for reasons of privacy.

Generally, in Lancaster County, district boundaries are the same as school district boundaries. The district name is similar to the name of the school district, but not always.

Ward - Precinct

A ward is a subdivision of a district. Precincts are subdivisions of a ward. The precinct is the basic unit of the political system. Ideally, it should contain no more than 1500 voters, but many in Lancaster County exceed that limit. Polling places are located in precincts. Wards can be named or numbered. Some wards have no precincts because their population is small and does not need to be subdivided.

Municipality

Municipalities are separate entities from districts, wards and precincts. They can be cities, boroughs, or townships.

School District

School Districts are geographical entities that provide public education to school age children. They are separate entities from districts, wards and precincts. They can service cities, boroughs, towns and/or townships or combinations thereof.

The precinct system serves electorates for school districts, municipalities, state house and senate districts, congressional districts and statewide and national offices.