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Who can vote in the special election?
Who can vote in the special election?
Anyone who is registered to vote with a Harrison Township or Mantua Township address can participate in the Nov. 8 bond referendum to make the schools safer, more efficient, and more modern.
If you’re not sure you are registered, or what address is associated with your registration, search the state voter database by entering your name and date of birth. You also can find out by calling the Gloucester County Superintendent of Elections at (856) 225-3555 or 3561.
Students (and former students) can vote, too!
Students (and former students) can vote, too!
Although New Jersey voters must be at least 18, residents can register at age 17 so they will be ready to vote after their next birthday.
Aside from the benefit of a real-world civics lesson, student voters also get an opportunity to impact their own district and community.
Recent Clearview graduates who will be away at college in the fall can register to Vote By Mail. The state has resources to introduce students to the voting process.
To register for the first time or to update your registration with a Harrison Township or Mantua Township address, either register online or download and send one of the registration forms, available in Spanish and English, below. The deadline to register is October 18. Given busy days and slow mail, it’s best to act early to preserve your right to vote!
If you have requested that ballots be mailed to you for all elections and your address is still the same, you should receive a Vote by Mail ballot in your mailbox in late September or early October. To ensure you’ll receive a Vote by Mail ballot, submit an application. To have the ballot mailed to you for the Nov. 8 referendum, the application (see below) must be received by mail in the county office by Nov. 1. Ballots can be submitted in person to the county until the polls close. Mail-in ballots will not be accepted at the polls.
68-voter-registration-english-gloucester.pdfREGiSTRATION - ENGLISH
68-voter-registration-espanol-gloucester.pdfREGISTRATION - SPANISH
vote-by-mail-english-gloucester.pdfVOTE BY MAIL - ENGLISH
vote-by-mail-spanish-gloucester.pdfVOTE BY MAIL - SPANISH
3 ways to vote in election
3 ways to vote in election
EARLY VOTING
EARLY VOTING
New Jersey recently made in-person early voting available for Primary and General Elections. Specific early voting locations will be open from Saturday, Oct. 29, through Sunday, Nov. 6. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.– 8 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m.– 6 p.m. No appointment is necessary. The early voting locations are:
Gloucester County Complex, 1200 N. Delsea Drive, Clayton
Logan Municipal Building, 125 Main St., Bridgeport
Monroe Public Library, 713 Marsha Ave, Williamstown
RCSJ Behavioral Science Center, 1400 Tanyard Road, Sewell
Riverwinds Community Center, 1000 Riverwinds Drive, Thorofare
ELECTION DAY VOTING
ELECTION DAY VOTING
Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Voters can cast their ballots at their local polling place, which they can find on their sample ballots that arrive in the the mail, or using the state's polling place search tool.
VOTING BY MAIL
A Vote by Mail ballot must be completed and returned in person to the county clerk's office, taken to a designated drop box, or sent to the county with a postmark by Nov. 8, the same day the communities will vote in person. Local drop boxes are at the Harrison Township Municipal Building, 114 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, and at the Mantua Municipal Building, 401 Main St. The Gloucester County website has a complete list of drop box locations across the county.
VOTING BY MAIL
A Vote by Mail ballot must be completed and returned in person to the county clerk's office, taken to a designated drop box, or sent to the county with a postmark by Nov. 8, the same day the communities will vote in person. Local drop boxes are at the Harrison Township Municipal Building, 114 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, and at the Mantua Municipal Building, 401 Main St. The Gloucester County website has a complete list of drop box locations across the county.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP SAMPLE BALLOT
HARRISON TOWNSHIP SAMPLE BALLOT
HARRISON D1 WEB.pdfMANTUA TOWNSHIP SAMPLE BALLOT
MANTUA TOWNSHIP SAMPLE BALLOT
MANTUA D1 WEB.pdfGet more updates and reminders
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