Report voting problems in Pennsylvania to Spotlight PA’s 2020 election tipline

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With Pennsylvania poised to play a starring role in the upcoming 2020 election, Spotlight PA wants to hear from voters throughout the state on any problems or concerns they encounter while trying to vote.

Tips will be shared with our newsroom, our partner newsrooms across Pennsylvania, and ProPublica, a national nonprofit news organization. The collaboration is part of ProPublica’s “Electionland" project, which seeks to provide local newsrooms more resources to cover the election.

We’re interested in tips on all aspects of the voting process in Pennsylvania — before Nov. 3, during Election Day, and afterwards — including voter intimidation, voter suppression, illegal poll watching, ballot harvesting, long lines, problems with voting machines, changed voting locations, and hacking.

To cover the integrity of the 2020 election, Spotlight PA has partnered with Votebeat, a new project to combat a shortage of local reporters devoted to covering voting and election administration, as the legitimacy of the election faces unprecedented scrutiny. As part of the partnership, Spotlight PA will be adding two reporters dedicated to covering the election and aftermath in Pennsylvania between now and the end of the year.

To submit report voting problems in Pennsylvania, use the form below. (Can’t see the form? Click here.) Update Dec. 2, 2020: We are no longer collecting tips.

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