VOTING Reminders:
WHAT: ELECTORATE SPEAKS by voting in the Primaries (May) and Elections (November)
WHEN: Dates will be announced. They are always Tuesdays, polls open 7:00 am and stay open all day and evening until 8:00 pm.
WHERE: Churchill residents live in one of four voting districts. Polling places are:
District 1 - Churchill Borough Bldg., 2300 William Penn Highway, 15235
Districts 2 and 3 - St. John Fisher Church in Beaufort Hall, 33 Lewin Lane, 15235
District 4 - Beulah Presbyterian Church, 2500 McCrady Road, 15235
For more information on your polling places, you can read the most recent Churchill Democratic "Burro" newsletter here, or go online to the PA Voter Information site.
WHO: You, a registered voter (ID is only required the first time you vote in a new location.)
HOW: Election agents will assist you once you are checked in and ready to enter the polling booth. It should only take 1-2 minutes.
WHY: Because the Democratic Team is united and ready to serve everyone, but they will not be able to serve anyone if not elected. It is up to you to elect them.
You can now register online to vote! If you are not registered use the PA Voter Link to register today! Don't miss another election. Every vote matters!
Prefer a live conversation?
For any question about voting, ​contact the Allegheny County Elections Division at
412-350-4500 during regular business hours.
How do I find my district number? ​
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Ask a neighbor
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Call the Borough office at 412-241-7113
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Go to votespa.com, click on "Voting at a Polling Place" then click on "Find Your Polling Place."
Not sure you are registered? If you can't find a ballot with your Churchill address, you may not be.
If it's too late to register this election, NOW a great time to sign up for the next election.
Concerned about accessibility at the Poll? There are no staircases between parking and the voting machines at the Churchill Polling Places. However, if you have concerns about being unable to access for another reason, please apply for a special absentee ballot. Absentee ballot applications are due two weeks before Election Day, and absentee ballots are due the Friday before Election Day.