Anyone who asks for a Vote-By-Mail ballot still can ask for one through the mail through Oct. 26 or collect in-person one from a county clerk’s office.Īs like last year, counties have deployed numerous “drop boxes” to collect Vote-By-Mail ballots as an option to voters using the U.S Postal Service to return ballots. on Sunday.Įarly voting at the specially selected and equipped sites is an option to using Vote-By-Mail ballots, thousands of which already have been returned by voters to county election boards. Monday through Saturday, and from 10 a.m. Voters can use any site in their home county, regardless of where they live in their county, and without making an appointment.

The Early Voting law also required counties to buy digital poll book systems, necessary to process early results quickly enough to be ready for Election Day voting tallies. But state legislators early this year approved a law setting aside Saturday, Oct. 23 through Sunday, Oct. 23.Įlection Day 2021 is set for Tuesday, Nov. New Jersey voters for the first time can get a jump on voting in a general election - in person and on a machine - at special polling stations that open for business Saturday, Oct.

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