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Plan to vote on Tuesday, September 17
Plan to vote on Tuesday, September 17
Registered voters in Tenafly will be able to cast ballots in person from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. or by mail; details below.
Grace Chung, Class of 2024, encourages other grads and THS students of voting age to cast their ballots – and reminds them that they can vote by mail.
Key Dates to Remember for Voting:
Key Dates to Remember for Voting:
Tuesday, August 27 – Voter registration must be complete. - Deadline Passed
Tuesday, September 10 – Vote By Mail applications must be received (if sent by mail). - Deadline Passed
Monday, September 16 – Vote By Mail applications must be hand-delivered by 3 p.m.
Tuesday, September 17 – In-person voting will be available to registered voters.
In-person polls will be open at these locations 6 a.m. to 8 pm.
District 1 : Council Chambers - Borough Hall - 100 Riveredge Road
District 2, 3, 4 and 5: McCandless Room off Library - Municipal Center - 100 Riveredge Road
Districts 6 & 8: Board of Education Office - 500 Tenafly Road
District 7: Senior Center - 20 South Summit Street
Districts 9 & 12: Tenafly Presbyterian Church - 55 Magnolia Avenue
Districts 10 & 11: Society of African Missions - 23 Bliss Avenue
Use this index to determine your voting district. The sample ballot that all registered voters receive in the mail will also contain polling place information.
How can I register or check my registration status?
How can I register or check my registration status?
Check your voter registration status by visiting the Am I Registered? page on the New Jersey Division of Elections website.
NOTE: The deadline to Register to Vote was August 27, 2024.
How to vote in-person on Tuesday, September 17, 2024:
Make sure that you are registered to vote by August 27.
Visit your assigned polling place between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Tuesday, September 17.
Cast your vote!
How to vote by mail:
Vote By Mail convenience only involves a few steps:
If you have used the Vote By Mail process before in a previous New Jersey election, you may have opted to automatically receive a mail-in ballot for future elections. Expect to receive this ballot about four to six weeks ahead of the bond referendum.
Complete and submit a Vote By Mail application. Applications are also available in Korean and Spanish. Applications for a mail-in ballot are also available in the County Clerk’s Office in Hackensack and in the Borough Clerk’s Office.
The application to Vote by Mail must be received by the County Clerk by Tuesday, September 10, if mailed there or by 3 p.m. Monday, September 16, if dropped off in-person.
Vote By Mail ballots must be returned to the county by Sept. 17 – the same day as in the in-person vote.
A Vote By Mail ballot must be postmarked; dropped in a designated ballot drop box; or delivered by hand to the County Board of Elections (One Bergen County Plaza Hackensack, NJ - Rm 310).
Vote By Mail ballots cannot be submitted at in-person polling locations.
To find a ballot drop box location near you, check the Bergen County website for a list that are open for the Sept. 17 vote.
Vote By Mail Application English BergenCo.pdfVote By Mail Application Espanol BergenCo.pdfVote By Mail Application Korean BergenCo.pdfPage updated
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