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Office of Election Services

Office of Election Services

Goals & Objectives

It is the goal of this office to administer Voter Registration and conduct Elections in accordance with Federal and State voter registration and election laws. The office of Election Services maintains the accuracy of 265,000 registered voters for Berks County. Maintains boundary maps and descriptions for the 202 voting districts; locates accessible and suitable polling places; trains and processes payroll for 1,200 polling place officials and processes candidate nomination petitions. 

It also prepares and packages various election materials required by polling officials; maintains, services and prepares approximately 1,000 electronic voting machines; processes Absentee, Mail-in, Alternative and Provisional Ballots; and certifies Official Election Returns. Lastly, it informs candidates, political party committees, the media and the general public of the voter registration and election process.

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Information 

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Voter Information

Review our Voter Resources page for a comprehensive list of everything you need to know to prepare for the next election, including Voter RegistrationMail-in and Absentee ballot  and Polling Locations information. 

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Poll Worker Resources

Interested in working the polls? Check out these resources to learn about how to join our team on Election Day!

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Running For Office

Find resources and information about and for candidates that are running for office, including campaign finance information, rules about posting campaign signs and more.

Election Services Announcements

Write-in Winners

Nomination acceptance packets were mailed to write-in winners on June 6, 2025. If you have not received the acceptance packet, contact the Election Services office at 610-478-6490.

Write-in Nomination Info
Official Certified Results

The official results for the 2025 Municipal Primary were certified on June 6, 2025.

View Official Results
Post-Election Audit

The Berks County Office of Election Services will conduct the mandatory 2% audit of the votes cast during the 2025 Municipal Primary on Wednesday, June 4.

Learn more about the 2% Audit
Election Board Special Meeting

The Berks County Board of Elections will hold a special meeting on Friday, June 6, 2025, at 12 p.m. to certify the votes cast for the 2025 Municipal Primary.

Learn more about the upcoming meeting
Official Canvass of Mail-in and Absentee Ballots

The Berks County Board of Elections will meet at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 20, at 19 N. 6th Street, Reading, to begin the canvass of all remaining mail-in and absentee ballots. 

Help Wanted at Polling Locations

Poll workers are needed for City and County polling locations for the 2025 Municipal Primary on May 20.

Learn how to become a poll worker

 

Voter Protection Hotlines
Online Complaint Form

Resources/Links

Request for Public Information​

Request form to be used for specialized voter registration listings, street listings, labels, databases in electronic format, and other related materials.

External Links

PA Department of State
The statewide agency responsible for elections

Federal Election Commission
Information on Federal campaigns & candidates

Election Assistance Commission
The federal agency created by the Help America Vote Act

Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission
An independent state agency responsible for enforcing the Pennsylvania Public Officials and Employees Ethics Act.