Everything you need to know about Election Day in one place

Election day is upon us and The Inquirer is stacked with articles locked in on every race, local trends, and scene-setters throughout the region.

But what if you just want to know, simply, “Where’s my polling place?” or “Was my mail ballot received?”

Think of this as your one-stop-shop for all general Election Day info for the Philadelphia area.

Here’s everything you need to know about our coverage of the big day.

We have a guide for that! Here’s a breakdown on all the logistics regarding who can vote and how.

Find your polling place, accessible locations, and details about hours here.

Local organizations, Uber, and Lyft are offering free or discounted rides to the polls on Election Day in Philadelphia.

Use our interactive tool to see if your mail ballot had an issue and find out how to fix it.

This interactive feature breaks down the entire tallying process for mail ballots.

See what’s on your ballot and what your options are based on your home address.

Pennsylvania election officials are anticipating the highest in-person voter turnout on Election Day since 2016. How will that impact voters?

What if your polling place moved? What if your name isn’t in the poll book or your signature doesn’t match? Here’s what to do.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are virtually tied in Pa. polls. We’re keeping track along the way.

Harris’ campaign will hold a When We Vote We Win concert and rally in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Here’s what to know about performers, road closures, tickets, how to watch, and more.

Looking for something else? Visit Inquirer.com/election for our full coverage.