HARRISBURG (April 3, 2024) – As the April 23 primary election approaches, Dauphin County’s Election Board announced that 15,107 requested mail-in and absentee ballots were delivered to the U.S. Post Office on Crooked Hill Road today in Susquehanna Township. Those ballots should start arriving at homes as early as Friday.

In addition to the drop boxes located outside the Dauphin County Administration building (at 2 S. Second Street in Harrisburg) and the box located inside the Northern Dauphin Human Services Center (295 State Drive, Elizabethville), the Board of Elections expanded drop box locations to an additional five locations, for a total of seven drop boxes.

Four of the five drop boxes will be located outside Magisterial District Judge offices throughout the county. These boxes will be available 24/7 and will be monitored by video surveillance. A fifth box will be placed outside the Dauphin County Bureau of Registration and Elections office (1251 S. 28^th Street,) to allow for 24/7 access. Voters may still return ballots inside the office during business hours as well as request ballots over-the-counter. The drop box locations are:

1. Dauphin County Administration Building
   2 S 2^nd St
   Harrisburg, PA 17101
   Hours: 24/7
   
   
2. Northern Dauphin Human Services Center (Box located inside building)

   295 State Dr
   Elizabethville, PA 17023
   Hours: M-F, 8:00AM-4:30PM
   
   

3. Dauphin County Bureau of Registration and Elections
   1251 S 28^th St

   Harrisburg, PA 17111
   Hours: 24/7

    

4. District Court 12.1.01 (The Honorable Marian Urrutia)

   2125 Paxton Church Rd

   Harrisburg, PA 17110
   Hours: 24/7

    

5. District Court 12.3.04 (The Honorable Dominic A. Pelino)

   576 E Main St
   Hummelstown, PA 17036
   Hours: 24/7

    

6. District Court 12.3.05 (The Honorable Dale Klein)
   8010 Bretz Dr
   Harrisburg, PA 17112
   Hours: 24/7
   
   
7. District Court 12.1.06 (The Honorable Wendy J. F. Grella, Esq.)
   5925 Locust Ln
   Harrisburg, PA 17109
   Hours: 24/7

To give voters more options and greater convenience as they return ballots, the elections office at 1251 South 28^th Street will extend hours until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, beginning Monday, April 1 through Monday, April 22. On Tuesday, April 23, voters can return voted ballots up until 8 p.m.

Voters needing to process over-the-counter ballots may do so only at the Dauphin County Registration and Elections office at 1251 S 28^th St, Harrisburg PA 17111.

According to Pennsylvania election law, voters may only return their own ballot. A voter may not return someone else’s voted ballot, even if it is for a spouse or family member.

Sample ballots in both English and Spanish are now available on the Dauphin Count website, at this location.Sample Ballots (dauphincounty.gov)

Additionally, voters are reminded of the following important deadlines:

• The last day to register to vote is April 8.
• The last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot is April 16.
• The deadline to return voted ballots is 8 p.m. on April 23.

For more information about voting in Dauphin County, go to www.DauphinCounty.gov and click “Registration & Elections” or call 717-780-6360.

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