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Marlboro Board of Education will hold a bond referendum on Tuesday, November 4th, asking permission to generate upfront funding to finish adding air conditioning to all schools.
Marlboro Board of Education will hold a bond referendum on Tuesday, November 4th, asking permission to generate upfront funding to finish adding air conditioning to all schools.
No Sweat, No Debt: By combining state aid and savings, MTPS can finish the air conditioning goal without raising the tax rate.
No Sweat, No Debt: By combining state aid and savings, MTPS can finish the air conditioning goal without raising the tax rate.
Dates to Remember
Dates to Remember
October 14th Deadline for new or updated voter registration
October 25th to November 2nd Designated in-person early voting locations will be open
October 28th Last day to apply to have a Vote By Mail ballot mailed to you
November 3rd at 3PM Last chance to pick up a Vote By Mail ballot in person
November 4th In-person voting from 6AM - 8PM at designated poll locations
November 4th Last Day for Vote By Mail ballots to be postmarked for return
Register to Vote
Register to Vote
Regardless of how you cast your ballot, an up-to-date voter registration is required by October 14th to vote in the referendum.
Check the voter registration database if you recently moved and are unsure if your registration is up to date.
If you previously registered to vote with the same name and Marlboro address, you do not need to take action.
Register or update your name/address by entering info online.
Register by mail by printing and mailing a paper registration form, offered in English and Spanish to the address on that form. More details about voter registration are available at the Monmouth County Clerk’s Election Division website.
68-voter-registration-english-monmouth.pdfEnglish
68-voter-registration-espanol-monmouth.pdfSpanish
Three Ways to Vote
Three Ways to Vote
In Person
In Person
Polls will be open early and on Election Day: Tuesday, November 4th!
The bond referendum question will appear on the General Election ballot.
If you are turned away at your polling place for any reason, ask for a provisional ballot. This preserves your right to vote and means your ballot will be considered after officials confirm your eligibility.
EARLY, IN-PERSON VOTING
Monmouth County will use 10 in-person Early Voting Poll Locations. They will be open Saturday, October 25th through Sunday, November 2nd. Hours on Monday through Saturday will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and on Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Voters can use any of these locations during the Early Voting period.
IN-PERSON VOTING ON ELECTION DAY
A registered voter must use the poll location to which they are assigned. That can be found on the sample ballot sent about a week before the vote, or use the State of New Jersey's poll locator tool. On Tuesday, November 4th, polls will be open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monmouth County's website has details about General Election Poll Locations.
By Mail
By Mail
Some voters have requested that a Vote By Mail ballot be sent to them automatically for all elections. Visit the county website for more information about voting by mail. If you have questions or require assistance, contact the Election Office at (732) 431-7790 or at ClerkOfElections@co.monmouth.nj.us.
To request a Vote By Mail ballot, download an English or Spanish application. The county must receive that application by October 28th to mail you a ballot, or by 3 p.m. on November 3rd to receive your ballot in person.
When you receive your Vote By Mail ballot, fill it out and either:
Mail it postmarked by November 4th.
Deliver it in person to the County Clerk’s Office (300 Halls Mill Road, Freehold) by 8 p.m. November 4th.
Drop it in a designated ballot drop box by 8 p.m. November 4th.
Mail-in ballots cannot be submitted at polling places.
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