Voter Information
Voter registration forms, as well as information about related issues such as write-in voting, absentee voting, and accessibility issues is available from the Bureau of Elections of Butler County 724-284-5308 or 724-284-5309 or visit Bureau of Elections of Butler County.
If you are not a registered voter in Cranberry Township, you must register with the County Bureau of Elections to be eligible to vote.
Pennsylvania Voter I.D. information votesPA
A list of questions/answers from the Bureau of Elections: Voting FAQs
Polling Locations Street-by-street directory of voting precincts for Cranberry
Polling site locations District map of voting locations
Polls are open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM
CRANBERRY EAST 1 - Route 19 Fire Station, 20727 Rt 19
CRANBERRY EAST 2 - Hope Lutheran Church, 8070 Rowan Rd.
CRANBERRY EAST 3 - Municipal Center Gymnasium (rear) 2525 Rochester Rd.
CRANBERRY WEST 1 - Cranberry Highlands Golf Course, 5601 Freshcorn Rd.
CRANBERRY WEST 2 - Municipal Center Senior/Teen Center, 2525 Rochester Rd.
CRANBERRY WEST 3 - Christ Bible Church, 2721 Rochester Rd. May 21, 2013 Primary Election only - Voting will take place in the Township Municipal Center Gym
CRANBERRY WEST 4 - Haine Fire Station, 1629 Haine School Rd.
CRANBERRY WEST 5 - Municipal Center Council Chambers, 2525 Rochester Rd.
CRANBERRY WEST 6 - Church of the Latter Day Saints, 2771 Rochester Rd. (corner of Powell and Rochester Rds.)
Election Information
For the most up-to-date information, visit
Butler County Bureau of Elections
Dates are subject to change
Election Schedules Election Dates; filing Absentee Ballots
Voter Registration Application Forms - Deadline to apply to register to vote is 30 days prior to each election
Shari A. Brewer, Director
Floor LL, County Government Center
124 West Diamond Street
P.O. Box 1208 Butler, PA 16003
Phone: 724-284-5309
Fax: 724-284-5311 |
Melissa Herrit, Registrar
724-284-5308
Nancy Enright, Registrar
724-284-5309
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Bureau background: The Voter Registration section is responsible for maintaining and updating approximately 117,000 plus active and inactive registered voters in Butler County. They receive approximately 20,000 change of addresses from the Department of Transportation annually. Most new registrations are from the Driver License Photo Centers. Under the Pennsylvania Voter Registration Act of 1995, if you registered to vote and have not moved, you will remain registered to vote for any Primary or Election.
The Bureau of Elections section is responsible for conducting Primaries and General Elections. It takes approximately three months to plan and prepare for each election and three to four weeks to close and certify.
They are responsible for candidates who run for office on the Federal, Judicial, State, County, City, Township, Borough, School District, Precinct and Party Levels. They also maintain records and history of 1,300 plus elected officials.
