Find out if you live in Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District
Today’s pressing question
Step 1
Find your ward and district numbers here, by entering your street address.
Step 2
Cross-reference your ward and district numbers with your county’s list of participating polling locations to see if you’re in the 18th Congressional District.
This is the map in play for today's special election. Note District 18 in the bottom left corner — it's the green one that covers a portion of Allegheny, Greene, Washington, and Westmoreland Counties.
Pennsylvania Department of StateIf you live in Allegheny County:
- A list of participating polling locations, listed alphabetically from Bethel Park to Moon Township, can be found here.
- A list of participating polling locations, listed alphabetically from Mt. Lebanon to Whitehall, can be found here.
If you live in Greene County:
- A list of participating polling locations can be found here.
If you live in Washington County:
- A list of participating polling locations can be found here.
If you live in Westmoreland County:
- A list of participating polling locations can be found here.
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