Pennsylvania’s Primary Election is June 2, and due to the coronavirus pandemic, there’s a huge push for residents to vote via mail-in ballot.

While most in-person polling locations will be closed in Allegheny County on June 2, there will be about 120 locations open if you wish to cast your ballot in person.

June 2 Primary Election

The New Pittsburgh Courier is committed to keeping our readers informed, as the Pennsylvania Primary Election will occur on June 2, 2020.

While many state residents have already mailed (or are planning to mail) their ballots, more than 120 polling locations will be open on Tuesday, June 2, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Legion Plaza

Duquesne Holy Name/Christ the Light 32 South 1st Street

East Pittsburgh East Pittsburgh Community Center 700 Grandview Avenue

Forest Hills Forest Hills Westinghouse Lodge 799 Barclay Avenue

Homestead TCV Community Services/Steel Valley COG 201 East 18th Avenue

McKeesport Public Safety Building 201 Lysle Boulevard

McKees Rocks—Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic 225 Olivia Street

Monroeville Convention Center (DoubleTree) 101 Mall Boulevard

Mt. Oliver—Pittsburgh Christian Fellowship 407 Brownsville Road

Munhall #5 Volunteer Fire Department 1817 Whitaker Way

North Braddock Municipal Building 600 Anderson Street

North Versailles Community Center 1401 Greensburg Avenue

Penn Hills Library 1037 Stotler Road

Rankin Municipal Building 320 Hawkins Avenue

Sewickley

Quaker Valley Middle School

618 Harbaugh Street

BLACK POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT PROJECT CHAIRMAN AND CEO TIM STEVENS, making sure

African American residents know to mail in their ballots as soon as possible.