According to the Department of State, over 1.43 million Pennsylvanians applied for no-excuse mail-in ballots under Act 77 for the 2022 general election.

Of that total, more than 2 of every 3 were requested by Democrats. As of November 7, 81 percent of the requested ballots have been returned to their respective county board of elections.

A reminder that county boards of election are not able to begin pre-canvassing mail-in ballots until the polls open at 7 a.m. on November 8.

Most Applications Approved

1. Allegheny, 190,673
2. Philadelphia, 164,576
3. Montgomery, 133,182
4. Bucks, 98,364
5. Chester, 79,662
6. Delaware, 68,147
7. Lancaster, 48,775
8. York, 42,372
9. Lehigh, 41,636
10. Northampton, 41,326

Fewest Applications Approved

1. Cameron, 434
2. Forest, 482
3. Sullivan, 566
4. Fulton, 698
5. Potter, 959
6. Juniata, 1,362
7. Montour, 1,906
8. Wyoming, 2,233
9. McKean, 2,281
10. Elk, 2,342

Democratic Applications Approved

1. Allegheny, 120,205
2. Philadelphia, 101,468
3. Montgomery, 71,162
4. Bucks, 52,401
5. Chester, 36,986
6. Delaware, 35,297
7. Lancaster, 24,060
8. Northampton, 23,948
9. Lehigh, 22,974
10. Westmoreland, 22,753

Republican Applications Approved

1. Allegheny, 22,780
2. Bucks, 18,135
3. Montgomery, 17,327
4. Lancaster, 12,275
5. Chester, 11,450
6. York, 10,611
7. Delaware, 10,474
8. Westmoreland, 8,452
9. Northampton, 7,236
10. Lehigh, 7,122

Percentage of Ballots Returned

1. Cameron, 93.55%
2. Potter, 92.70
3. Wyoming, 91.18
4. Forest, 91.08
5. Sullivan, 90.99
6. Indiana, 90.99
7. Wayne, 90.85
8. Lawrence, 90.46
9. Somerset, 90.32
10. Elk, 90.09

Percentage of Ballots Outstanding

1. Philadelphia, 69.81
2. Chester, 70.34
3. Montgomery, 74.09
4. Luzerne, 74.42
5. Delawarem 74.93
6. Berks, 78.33
7. Lehigh, 80.70
8. Bucks, 80.71
9. Monroe, 81.65
10. Allegheny, 81.86