Secure Ballot Drop Box Locations

Montgomery County Board of Elections will open the 12 secure ballot drop-off boxes throughout the County to help voters meet the November 7th, 2023 General Election deadline. Voter Education Staff will be on site to aid voters in proper return procedures. Completed mail-in ballots and absentee ballots may be dropped off starting Saturday, October 28th. 

Secure Ballot Drop Boxes will be available from 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th until November 7th. Staff will be present to help educate voters on proper ballot return practices. Remember, you may only return your own ballot to a secure ballot drop box. 

Ballots are collected from the drop boxes daily by County Sheriffs and stored securely at the Voter Services office. 

Cheltenham - Township Tax Office

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Township Tax Office • 8230 Old York Rd • Elkins Park, PA 19027

Lansdale - District Court 38-1-28

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

District Court 38-1-28 • 430 Pennbrook Pkwy • Lansdale, PA 19446

Lower Merion - Ludington Library

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Ludington Library • 5 South Bryn Mawr Ave • Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

Norristown - Airy St Parking Lot 

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Montgomery County Airy Street Parking Lot • Corner of Airy and DeKalb Streets • Norristown, PA 19401

Norristown - Inside One Montgomery Plaza

Beginning October 28th, this drop box will be available on the following schedule:

Weekdays: 6 AM until 11 PM

Saturday & Sunday: 6 AM until 10 PM

Election Day: 6 AM until 8 PM 

One Montgomery Plaza • 425 Swede St • Norristown, PA 19401

Pottstown - Office of Public Health

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Montgomery County Office of Public Health - South Hall • 364 King St • Pottstown, PA 19464 

(Between N Evans St and N Franklin St)

Royersford - 2nd & Arch St Parking Lot 

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Victory Park Parking Lot • 2nd & Arch St • Royersford, PA 19468 (near the Electric Vehicle Charging Stations)

Skippack - Montgomery County 4 H Center

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours. 

Montgomery County 4H Center • 1015 Bridge Rd • Collegeville, PA 19474

Upper Dublin - Upper Dublin Library

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Upper Dublin Library • 520 Virginia Dr • Fort Washington, PA 19034

Upper Frederick - Green Lane Park Office

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023. 

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours.

Green Lane Park Office • 2144 Snyder Road • Green Lane, PA 18054

Upper Merion - Upper Merion Township Building 

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023.

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours. 

Upper Merion Township Building • 175 W. Valley Forge Rd • King of Prussia, PA 19406

Upper Moreland - Willow Grove Annex

Available 8 AM until 8 PM from October 28th, 2023 until November 7th, 2023.

Voter Education teams will be on site to assist during these hours. 

Willow Grove Annex • 102 N York Rd • Willow Grove, PA 19090

Drop Box Photo

Before dropping mail-in or absentee ballots into the drop-off box, voters must make sure their completed ballot is placed inside the smaller, secrecy envelope first. Then, put the sealed secrecy envelope into the official return envelope and complete the Voter's Declaration on the back, taking care to sign & date the outer envelope. Ballots that are not in both envelopes cannot be counted per Pennsylvania Election Code. 

Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Election Code, voted ballots may only be returned by the individual voter and not by any other individuals, unless the voter has an illness or disability that will prevent them from picking up or dropping off their ballot. In that instance, they can complete the Certification of Designated Agent form to designate another person (agent) to pick up or drop off their ballot. The first page should be signed by the other person (agent) and the second page should be signed by the voter. 

The agent may only pick up or drop off ballots for voters who are in the same household. Ballots can only be picked up at an office location with the completed Certification of Designated Agent form. Completed mail-in or absentee ballots can be dropped off by the agent at an office location or secure ballot drop box and must be accompanied by the Certification of Designated Agent form.  The form should be kept separately and not enclosed in the ballot return envelope. 

A voter who obtained their ballot using a designated agent can also return their ballot by mail. If they choose to return their ballot by mail, they do not need to include a designated agent form. 

All drop box locations are monitored using CCTV video surveillance. Anyone depositing a ballot that does not belong to them without a Designated Agent Form will be referred to the District Attorney’s Office. 

Only ballots issued by Montgomery County can be returned to a Montgomery County Drop Box. If you live in another county, you must return your ballot to that county's Election Board. 

 Voters can also return their ballots to any of our office locations during office hours. 

Photography and videography at county-run voting drop boxes are permitted, provided that such activities do not disrupt the voting process or constitute voter intimidation. News organizations and individuals are encouraged to conduct themselves in a respectful and non-intrusive manner, ensuring the unimpeded operation of the voting drop boxes and the unobstructed participation of voters.