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2026 Montgomery County General Election Secure Drop Box Locations
Secure Ballot Drop Boxes will be available 24 hours a day, beginning September 21, 2026 until 8:00 PM, November 3rd, 2026.
Ballots placed in secure ballot boxes are delivered daily to Montgomery County Voter Services by County Security, and stored securely at Voter Services Office.
To insure your vote is counted, be sure to complete your ballot as soon as you receive it. Follow the directions carefully to properly complete it and place it in appropriate envelopes. Take your ballot to one of the ballot boxes noted below.
You must take your ballot and deposit it yourself into the ballot box. By law, no one can deposit a ballot on behalf of another person (unless you are the "signed designated agent" or someone is the "signed designated agent" for you.
**Abington – Township Municipal Building
Abington Township Municipal Building • 1176 Old York Road • Abington, PA 19001
**Cheltenham - Township Tax Office
Township Tax Office • 8230 Old York Rd • Elkins Park, PA 19027
**Douglass - Gilbertsville MDJ • NEW!
Gilbertsville Magisterial District Courts • 1050 East Philadelphia Avenue • Gilbertsville, PA 19525
**Franconia - Franconia MDJ
**Harleysville Magisterial District Courts • 840 Harleysville Pike, Suite 2 • Harleysville, PA 19438
**Lansdale - Community Connections Lansdale Office
Community Connections Lansdale Office • 421 West Main Street • Lansdale, PA 19446
**Lansdale - Lansdale MDJ
Lansdale Magisterial District Courts • 430 Pennbrook Pkwy • Lansdale, PA 19446
**Lower Merion - Lower Merion MDJ
Lower Merion Magisterial District Courts • 925 Montgomery Avenue • Narberth, PA 19072
**Lower Merion - Ludington Library
Ludington Library • 5 South Bryn Mawr Ave • Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
**Norristown - Airy St Parking Lot
Montgomery County Airy Street Parking Lot • Corner of Airy and DeKalb Streets • Norristown, PA 19401
**Norristown - Inside One Montgomery Plaza
One Montgomery Plaza • 425 Swede St • Norristown, PA 19401
(Note: This drop box is available weekdays from 6 a.m. until 11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m., and 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Election Day.)
**Pottstown - Office of Public Health
Montgomery County Office of Public Health • 364 King St • Pottstown, PA 19464
(Between N. Evans Street and N. Franklin Street)
**Royersford - Parking Lot across from Victory Park
2nd & Arch Street • Royersford, PA 19468 (Near the Electric Vehicle Charging Stations)
**Skippack - Montgomery County 4 H Center
Montgomery County 4H Center • 1015 Bridge Road • Collegeville, PA 19426
(Note: Please park in the lot adjacent to the drop box and then proceed over to the drop box itself to deposit your ballot in order to preserve the flow of traffic through the complex.)
**Upper Dublin - Upper Dublin MDJ
Upper Dublin Magisterial District Courts • 1301 S. Bethlehem Pike • Ambler, PA 19002
**Upper Dublin - Upper Dublin Library
Upper Dublin Library • 520 Virginia Drive • Fort Washington, PA 19034
**Upper Merion - Upper Merion Township Building
Upper Merion Township Building • 175 W. Valley Forge Road • King of Prussia, PA 19406
**Upper Moreland - Willow Grove Annex
Willow Grove Annex • 102 N. York Road • Willow Grove, PA 19090
**Whitemarsh - Whitemarsh MDJ
Whitemarsh Magisterial District Courts • 4002 Center Avenue • Lafayette Hill, PA 19444
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IMMIGRATION
Supporting Immigrants in our Communities
Montgomery County is home to 95,000 individuals born elsewhere, accounting for 11% of the population. While many immigrants from Latin America are clustered in Norristown and the surrounding area, foreign-born residents coming from all over the globe, including significant populations from Asia, Southeast Asia, and Africa, live and work in every township and borough of the county.
The impact of ICE activity and detentions has torn apart families. In some cases, the detained individual is the sole breadwinner of their family, meaning local families cannot put food on their tables. Across the communities, people are afraid to leave their homes for work, doctors’ appointments, and daily life. They, too, are suffering.
We’ve compiled a list of actions we can take as neighbors, friends, and supporters to make a positive difference. No one can do everything, but each of us can do something. We’ve organized response efforts along four main categories: Advocacy, Rapid Response, and Mutual Aid.
ADVOCACY
Legal Services. Many immigrant focused organizations are looking for low cost or pro bono lawyers currently accepting new clients. These lawyers are willing to take on immigration or family law cases for low or no cost.
Goldblum Pollins & Dennis
Shahana Farishta
101 Greenwood Ave. Suite 360
215-885-3600
https://www.goldblumfirm.com/shahana-farishta
Free Migration Project
David Bennison
Philadelphia
646-441-0741
https://freemigrationproject.org/our-work/legal-services/
Tatiana S. Aristova Immigration Law Practice
Tatiana S. Aristova
221 West Street Road, Trevose, PA 19053
215-355-9095
https://www.immigrationwise.com
Voloshen Law Firm
Igor A. Voloshen
611 County Line Road Suite A, Huntingdon Valley PA 19006
215-437-7854
https://www.voloshenlaw.com/our-team/igor-a-voloshen/
Patronizing Immigrant Businesses. Immigrant owned businesses could use our support as they are facing many operational challenges at this time. When shopping or dining out, consider supporting a local immigrant owned small business.
RAPID RESPONSE
Norristown Rapid Response is activated when ICE (or rumors of ICE) is present in Norristown to monitor, track, observe, and provide immediate assistance. This is PEACEFUL and NON-VIOLENT action. You must be available in or near Norristown at a moment’s notice. Local Rapid Response Networks are forming in other communities in Montgomery County. If you’d like to be connected with folks near you, email: montcowatch@gmail.com.
How can you help?
IF YOU SUSPECT ICE ACTIVITY:
Call: Montco Community Watch at 267-279-9205
Provide the following information:
MUTUAL AID/FINANCIAL SUPPORT
The Woori Center (Landsdale) provides direct support for the Asian Community.
CCATE (Cultural Center for Arts, Work, and Education) provides a variety of services and is establishing a legal defense fund.
Unides Para Servir Norristown provides direct support to families impacted by ICE Raids and the current environment. Donate through Venmo to @unidesparaservirnorristown
Unides Para Servir is also collecting gift cards to give directly to families. They have requested cards from Aldi’s, Walmart, and Visa (denominations between $20 and $50.) Cards can be dropped off at Unides (335 W Marshall St, Norristown), Recycle, Read Repeat Book Store (208 Cherry St, Norristown).
Kate’s Casa supports recently arrived immigrant families in the region by providing essential services like housing assistance, bill relief, ESL classes, legal fee coverage, and even cultural events. Currently, they are providing assistance to families impacted by ICE as well.
Project Libertad empowers newcomer immigrant youth and their families in the Greater Philadelphia Area by providing essential, youth-led, and youth-centered legal and social services. They offer free high quality legal services for youth facing deportation with no right to a court-appointed lawyer, as well as social support, case management, mentorship, community programs, and education and advocacy.
