November 2022 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics Reportsīoard of Elections Vote-by-Mail Ballot Review Guide New Jersey District Level Reporting Guide JanuTrenton Municipal Non-Partisan Run-off Election Timeline For At-Large Council SeatsĢ023 May Municipal Non-Partisan Election Timelineĭecember 2022 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics ReportsĢ023 January Special School Board ElectionĢ023 September Special School Board ElectionĢ023 December Special School Board ElectionĢ022 General Election Day Statewide Voter Registration Statistics Reports January 2023 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics ReportsĢ023 February Fire District Election Timeline March 2023 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics Reportsįebruary 2023 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics ReportsĢ023 Annual School Board Election TimelineĬandidate Nominating Petitions for the Primary and General Elections Unofficial Primary Election Candidates: General Assembly Unofficial Primary Election Candidates Email: State Senate Unofficial Primary Election Candidates: State Senate Official Primary Election Candidates: State SenateĪpril 2023 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics ReportsĢ023 Primary Election Challenges to Nominating Petitions May 2023 Statewide Voter Registration Statistics ReportsĬertification of Nominees Primary Election Membership in ERIC will strengthen NJ voter file accuracy. New Jersey Joins Electronic Registration Information Center New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way and the New Jersey Division of Elections are reminding voters of three convenient ways to vote in the upcoming November 8 General Election. New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way Reminding Registered Voters of three Ways to Vote in the Upcoming Nov. The messages, which appear to have been sent by an organization called Voting Futures, provide inaccurate voter registration information and direct the recipients to incorrect polling locations. Secretary of State Tahesha Way, New Jersey’s chief election official, is warning the public about text messages containing election misinformation being sent to some New Jersey voters. Secretary Way Warns NJ Voters About Misinformation 28,000 poll workers will show up for our democracy and staff approximately 3,200 polling locations across New Jersey.
Tomorrow, millions of New Jersey voters will participate in the 2022 General Election. New Jersey Secretary Of State Shares Important Election 2022 Information
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