Every New Jersey State Senate and State Assembly member is on the ballot in 2023. Help us secure a Republican majority in Trenton and stop the Democrats’ extreme agenda in its tracks!

There’s too much on the line to risk missing voting on Election Day. Lock up your vote by voting before Election Day, either by mail or through early, in-person voting. It's convenient, safe and secure.

In New Jersey, there are three ways to vote:

Vote by Mail

Voting by mail is safe and secure:

●      You can track your ballot’s progress and status online after returning it by CLICKING HERE.

●      There are three ways to return your ballot:

○      By mail

○      By placing it in one of your county’s secure drop box locations (which are required to have security cameras)

○      By hand-delivering it to your county’s Board of Elections Office

How do I vote by mail? - It is a two-step process. You must apply to receive a ballot by filling out the following form, CLICK HERE. The application must be printed, filled out, signed and a hard copy must be returned. You can either mail it to your County’s Clerk of Elections office, or you can hand-deliver it to your County Clerk of Elections office. CLICK HERE to find a full listing of Clerks’ offices.

I received my ballot. Now what? - After filling out, signing and sealing your ballot, you have three options to return it. You can mail your ballot, drop it off at one of your county’s secure drop box locations (which are required to have security cameras), or hand-deliver it back to your Board of Elections Office.

●      Where are my county’s secure drop box locations? - CLICK HERE

●      Where is my county’s board of elections office? - CLICK HERE

When is the latest I can apply to vote by mail? - If you’re sending your application by mail, your County Clerk’s office must physically RECEIVE (postmark dates don’t count) the application no later than 7 days before Election Day (October 31st). However, you can apply in-person for a vote-by-mail ballot up until 3P.M. the day before the Election (November 6th). In short…don’t wait. Fill out and return your application today.

When is the latest I can return my ballot by? - Your ballot will count so long as it is postmarked on or before Election Day (November 7th) or hand-returned to one of your County’s secure drop box locations, or your County Board of Elections by close of polls (8PM) on Election Day.

If I received a vote by mail ballot, can I still vote in person? - If you cast your vote by mail ballot, then no. However, if you lost your vote-by-mail ballot or choose not to utilize it, you can cast a provisional ballot at your early-voting polling place or Election Day polling place. However, your vote will not be counted on Election Day, it will be set aside and counted later to ensure that you did not previously return your vote-by-mail ballot.

In-Person Early Voting

New Jersey has nine days of early, in-person voting at a select number of locations in each County, beginning on Saturday, October 28th and concluding on Sunday, November 5th.Voting early, in-person is the same experience of voting on Election Day. You still vote on a machine, the only difference is that unlike Election Day voting, you do not have one assigned voting location for early, in-person voting. Rather, you can vote at any one of the early voting locations in the County in which you are registered to vote.

Where are my early voting locations? - CLICK HERE.

When does early voting run from? - Saturday, October 28th - Sunday, November 5th.

What are early voting hours?

○      Mon. - Sat.: 10AM - 8PM

○      Sun.: 10AM - 6PM

Election Day Voting (Tuesday, November 7th)

Where do I vote on Election Day? - Find your Election Day polling place by CLICKING HERE

When are polls open on Election Day? 6AM - 8PM

If I received a vote-by-mail ballot, can I return it to my polling place? - No, but please scroll up for more information on the vote by mail process

Other Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a photo ID to vote? - No, but but you should bring identification to a polling place in case it is needed. If you are a first-time voter, you might need to provide identification at the polls. In addition, when signing the electronic poll book, or when signing a vote-by-mail or provisional ballot, your signature has to match the one on your voter registration.

Am I Registered? - CLICK HERE to find out. You can register to vote ONLINE by CLICKING HERE. While you may print and mail in a completed voter registration form, you are not required to and unlike voting by mail, can do this online.