Welcome to the Mental Health Partnerships’ (MHP) comprehensive voting guide for the 2024 general election! With Pennsylvania playing a pivotal role in national politics, your vote can make a difference, especially for mental health policies that impact millions.

Pennsylvania Election 2024: Champion Mental Health in the General Election!

Date: November 5, 2024
Pennsylvanians will be casting votes for several key positions, including:

• President of the United States

• U.S. Senator

• U.S. Representatives

• PA State Senators and General Assembly members

• Attorney General

• Auditor General

• State Treasurer

Polling Hours: Polling places will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.

It’s crucial to consider each candidate's stance on mental health:

• What are their policies on expanding access to care?

• Will they promote de-stigmatization of mental health issues?

• Do they advocate for increased mental health funding and resources?

This election is a unique opportunity to ensure mental health remains at the forefront of political discourse.

Create a Mindful Voting Plan

Plan your vote in advance. Whether you’re voting in person or by mail,
ensure that you know where, when, and how to cast your ballot.
Sign up for reminders, check your voter registration status, and
explore your ballot early to avoid last-minute confusion.

Find Your Polling Place on Atlas:

• Use the Atlas tool to locate your polling place.

• Access information on accessibility and parking for the building.

• Get a preview of the upcoming election ballot.

• Find contact information for your elected officials.

• Polling places will be open on Election Day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Vote By Mail Ballot:

• To apply for a mail-in ballot, you must be a registered voter. Check your registration status using Find Voter Registration Status.

• The deadline to return your voted absentee or mail-in ballot is 8:00 PM on November 5th, 2024.

  Apply Here

Federal Candidates:

United States Senator

• Democratic candidate (Incumbent): Robert P. Casey, JR.

• Republican candidate: Dave McCormick

State Candidates

• PA Attorney General

  • Democratic candidate: Eugene DePasquale

  • Republican candidate: Dave Sunday

• PA Auditor General

  • Democratic Candidate: Malcolm Kenyatta

  • Republican candidate (Incumbent): Tim DeFoor

• PA State Treasurer

  • Democratic candidate: Erin McClelland

  • Republican candidate (Incumbent): Stacy Garrity