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VOTE March 14, 2023
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What to know ahead of march 14
What to know ahead of march 14
Maywood Public Schools is asking the community to consider a bond proposal that would allow the district to address critical repairs, add and modernize space, and make significant updates to benefit current and future generations. The referendum will take place on Tuesday, March 14.
One vote can make the difference, so your participation truly matters!
Registered voters with a Maywood address can vote in person or by mail.
WHAT YOU'LL SEE ON THE BALLOT
WHAT YOU'LL SEE ON THE BALLOT
This sample ballot includes the standard language that voters will see at the polls. The ballot question includes the total project costs of $22,060,140 and the explanation that state aid will cover 40 percent of the "final eligible costs of the projects." For Maywood, that state aid amount is $6,201,431.
How to vote in person
How to vote in person
Polling locations are Memorial School, 764 Grant Ave., and Maywood Senior Center, 145 W. Magnolia Ave.
If you do not know which is your polling location, check your sample ballot or use New Jersey’s Polling Place Search.
The polls will be open from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 14.
Cast your ballot!
If you show up at the polls but are told you cannot vote there because you aren’t registered, you already received a ballot by mail, or for any other reason, make sure to ask for a provisional ballot. A provisional ballot will be counted once election officials ensure a voter is registered and has not already cast a valid ballot.
How to vote by mail
How to vote by mail
If you have previously voted by mail in a New Jersey election, you might have opted to continue automatically receiving mail-in ballots. If so, you should anticipate receiving this ballot for the bond referendum in the mail.
You may still check your Vote-By-Mail status by contacting the Bergen County Clerk Elections Division at 201-336-7020 or electionsclerk@co.bergen.nj.us.
If you are not set up to receive a Vote-By-Mail ballot and would like to apply for one, please submit an application that is available on this page (offered in English, Spanish and Korean).
To submit your application by mail: For a ballot to be sent to you, your completed application must arrive at the Bergen County Clerk's office by March 7.
To submit your application in person: Your completed application should be brought to the County Clerk's office (1 Bergen County Plaza in Hackensack) by 3 p.m. Monday, March 13.
You can submit your Vote-by-Mail ballot three ways:
By Mail: If you mail your ballot, make sure it is postmarked by the day of the vote – Tuesday, March 14.
In a Dropbox: Voters have a choice of five locations in the county:
Hackensack - One Bergen County Plaza (County Administration Building Parking Lot)
Hillsdale - 380 Hillsdale Ave. (Borough Hall Parking Lot)
Paramus - 1 Jockish Square (Borough Hall)
Saddle Brook - 340 Mayhill Street (Library - Congress Street Parking Lot)
Teaneck - 818 Teaneck Road (Municipal Building - North Entrance)
In-Person: Hand-deliver your ballot to the County Clerk’s Office (1 Bergen County Plaza in Hackensack) before polls close at 8 p.m.
Mail-in ballots cannot be submitted at poll sites.
Vote-by-Mail-Application-English (1).pdfVote-by-Mail-Application-Spanish (1).pdfVote-by-Mail-Application-Korean (1).pdfIMPORTANT DATES FOR VOTERS
IMPORTANT DATES FOR VOTERS
Feb. 21 – Voter registration deadline – Register/update your voter record by submitting information online or mailing it to be received by this date.
March 7 – Vote-By-Mail applications must be received by the county for a ballot to be mailed to you.
By 3 p.m. March 13 – Vote-By-Mail applications must be received by the county for a ballot to be handed to you in person.
March 14 – Visit your assigned polling location to vote in person between 2 and 8 p.m. If you are using a mail-in ballot, it must be postmarked by this date or hand-delivered to the County Clerk’s Office before polls close at 8 p.m.
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