Northeastern Pennsylvania Voters Head to the Polls Tuesday

SCRANTON, PA — Voters across Northeastern Pennsylvania will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to cast their ballots in critical federal, state, and regional contests, headlined by the nationally watched 8th Congressional District race between Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Bresnahan and Democratic challenger Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti.

Across the Commonwealth, polling precincts will open Tuesday morning at 7am as election workers prepare for steady voter turnout. Under Pennsylvania election law, completed mail-in and absentee ballots must be physically received by county election bureaus or official drop boxes by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day to be counted; postmarks do not apply.

Voters encountering registration issues, machine problems, polling place questions, or ballot concerns on Tuesday can reach out directly to their respective county election and voter registration offices:

County Election Bureau Contacts

• Lackawanna County Bureau of Elections: (570) 963-6737
• Luzerne County Bureau of Elections: (570) 825-1715
• Monroe County Elections & Voter Registration: (570) 517-3165
• Pike County Elections Office: (570) 296-3427 (Ext. 1094)
• Susquehanna County Voter Registration & Elections: (570) 278-4600 (Ext. 4090) or (570) 278-6697
• Wayne County Board of Elections: (570) 253-5978
• Wyoming County Board of Elections & Voter Registration: (570) 836-3200 or (570) 996-2226

For statewide voter resources, polling place locators, and official guidance, voters can consult the official Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Election Officials Directory.

WILK Live Election Night Coverage

WILK Newsradio will deliver comprehensive live Election Night coverage on Tuesday, Nov. 3, starting at 7:00 p.m. and running through midnight.

Listeners will hear live ABC News national coverage paired with continuous, real-time local updates throughout the night, delivering vote tallies on competitive races across Northeastern Pennsylvania, as well as statewide and national returns.

How to Listen:

• Radio: 103.1 FM, 910 AM (Scranton), and 980 AM (Wilkes-Barre)
• Online: Stream live at wilknewsradio.com
• Mobile: Listen via the free Audacy app