Perkiomen Valley Election Day Coverage

12:45 p.m. Update:

In the new Perkiomen Township polling place at Perkiomen Valley High School, poll workers have seen just about 150 voters so far; lower than normal.

There are clear signs to indicate the polling place in the high school from the Gravel Pike entrance, but those at the polls said was more confusing for voters entering through Trappe Road. The polling place in the back of the building, close to the football field.

12:30 p.m. Update:

Schwenksville Republican Committeewoman Jane Markley said her son, who voted around noon, was voter number 25 in Schwenksville.

11:30 a.m. Update:

As of around 11 a.m., Trappe Borough Council candidate Marshal Stomel said that turnout was low today - only 130 voters came in so far, and they are anticipating less than the average 600 for this sort of Election.

What are you seeing at your polling place? Tell us in the comments.

Original Story:

It's Primary Election Day in Pennsylvania, stick with Patch for updates on local polling places, and election results after the polls close at 8 p.m.

Haven't voted yet? Check out our including the three polling place changes in Perkiomen Township and Collegeville Borough.