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Monday, November 3, 2008

Am I Registered?

You can find out if you are registered to vote (and where) online at the NJ Department of State website. You may have to register on the site to obtain this information.

Don't forget to bring ID!

Don't forget to bring your ID with you when you vote. Valid IDs are listed below.


Aren't sure whether you are registered? Find out online.

And as a reminder, you can also find your polling location online:
NJ State Services Polling Place Locator
Google
Just Vote.org



Valid ID to permit you to cast your ballot may include, but are not limited to:

Any Current and Valid Photo ID:
Driver’s license
Student or job ID
Military or other government ID
Store membership ID
United States passport

OR

Bank statement
Car registration
Government check or document
Non-photo driver’s license
Rent receipt
Sample ballot
Utility bill

OR any other official document

If you show identification, you will vote in the voting machine.

If you do not show identification, you will vote by provisional ballot and have until the close of business on the second day after the election to provide identification to the applicable county election office. You will be given a hand-out at the polling place that will tell you which county election office to contact.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Confused by Questions on the Ballot?

Do you have a question about the questions on the ballot? While the sample ballot has some "interpretations", we thought they were almost as convoluted as the questions themselves. So if you're as confused as the rest of us, take a look at our very concise summaries. Online.

Where to Vote

It isn't easy to figure out where your polling location is. Unfortunately, the city's online polling place locator is not working. However, if you are a registered voter you should receive a sample ballot this week that will list your polling location.

You can also check Google's polling place locator, but we can't confirm how accurate it is for Jersey City.

Vote Next Tuesday, November 4th!

Don't forget to vote on Tuesday. See the sample ballot for Ward E, and if the questions completely baffle you, check out our simplified overview of questions.