Vote By Mail

Vote-by-mail ballots have already begun being mailed, and debates begin Sept. 28. The registration deadline is Oct. 12, and early voting starts Oct. 23.

It may take a little bit for everything to be updated online but it is best for you to have all the resources that are at your disposal.

Voter registration rolls aren't fully accurate, so ballots have been mailed to people who have moved or passed away.

There are 17 drop off box locations in Monmouth County and 17 in Ocean County you can drive to and drop off your ballot and of course you can send back by mail as well.

New Jersey has allowed vote-by-mail for years – but it’s never been done on the scale of what’s being used during the pandemic-era election of 2020.

Democratic lawmakers vote to codify in law Gov. Phil Murphy's 2020 election rules, which are being challenged in court by President Donald Trump's campaign.

As some highly contested races await in the June primaries next week, Ocean County Clerk Scott Colabella and the board of elections are offering a final opportunity to cast a ballot before the day at the polls.