Polling Place Changes for the 2024 Primary in Allegheny County - League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh

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Polling Place Changes in Allegheny County

2024 Primary Election

Allegheny County has over 1,300 voting precincts and polling places. During each election cycle a handful of polling locations are changed for a variety of reasons, and so it is always recommended that you check the location of your polling place before you vote.

We recommend using the "Find Voter Registration Status" tool at Pennsylvania's website to find your polling place. Find Voter Registration Status

This site will provide your polling place along with your precinct number, information about your congressional and legislative districts, your mail-in ballot request, and your registration status. (It is also easier to use than the official "Find Your Polling Place" tool.)

You Will Be Notified if Your Polling Place is Moved

If your polling place is relocated for any reason,

you will receive a postcard from the Allegheny County Elections Division with the address of your new polling place
signs will be posted at your old polling place directing you to the new location

To see the entire list of Allegheny County's polling places with changes highlighted, you can download the spreadsheet from the Candidate and Municipal Resources page on the County website. You need to know your precinct number to use the spreadsheet, so if you're just looking for your own polling place, the Voter Registration Status check above is best.

Polling Places Moved Due to the Passover Holiday

Passover Calendar Conflict

This year, Primary Election Day is scheduled on the first day of Passover. Polling places normally hosted in Jewish community centers or houses of worship have been relocated to accommodate the observance of Passover.

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Municipality 2023 polling place Polling place for 2024 Primary Address
and Precinct

Mount Lebanon
precinct 2-6, Temple Emanuel Mount Lebanon Rec. Center, Room A, 900 Cedar Blvd
precinct 2-7 Temple Emanuel Mount Lebanon Rec. Center, Room A, 900 Cedar Blvd
Pittsburgh precinct 7-1, Rodef Shalom Central Catholic High School - Gym 4720 5th Ave
precinct 7-2 Rodef Shalom Central Catholic High School - Gym 4720 5th Ave
precinct 7-5 Rodef Shalom WQED FM - 5th Ave Entrance 4802 5th Ave

precinct 14-5 Temple Sinai Arnold Palmer Learning Center 5370 Schenley Drive
precinct 14-8 Temple Sinai Arnold Palmer Learning Center 5370 Schenley Drive
precinct 14-33 Shaare Torah Taylor Allderdice High School 2409 Shady Ave
precinct 14-36 Shaare Torah Taylor Allderdice High School 2409 Shady Ave precinct 14-37 Shaare Torah Taylor Allderdice High School 2409 Shady Ave
precinct 14-35 JCC - Squirrel Hill Colfax K-8 School 2332 Beechwood Blvd precinct 14-38 JCC - Squirrel Hill Colfax K-8 School 2332 Beechwood Blvd precinct 14-39 JCC - Squirrel Hill Beacon Place Condos - Activity Room 5715 Beacon St precinct 14-40 JCC - Squirrel Hill Beacon Place Condos - Activity Room 5715 Beacon St
Scott Twp precinct 8-1 JCC - South Hills Our Lady of Grace Church - Keefer Hall 310 Kane Blvd precinct 8 -2 JCC - South Hills Our Lady of Grace Church - Keefer Hall 310 Kane Blvd

Other Polling Place Changes

Before every election, a handful of polling places need to be relocated for a variety of reasons (construction, building closure, new owner...) For this primary election about 50 polling places are relocating, affecting about 60 precincts. (There are often multiple precincts voting at one location.) Not all of the new locations have been finalized, so we will not list them here. Please use the resources at the top of the page to check your polling place location.

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