2020 Election
Weehawken Election Day Voting Directions
Voting Polls are open 6:00AM-8:00PM.
Polling Place: Bring your ballot to the polling place listed on your ballot by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, November 3rd. There are only four designated polling sites in Weehawken. Your sample ballot will indicate where your polling place is for this purpose. Firehouse – 1900 Willow Avenue, Webster School – 2700 Palisade Avenue, Senior Nutrition Center – 201 Highwood Avenue, Weehawken Elks – 2 - 50th Street
Ballot Dropbox: Use the Township secure ballot dropbox which is located outside in front of Weehawken Township Hall 400 Park Ave Weehawken NJ. Reminder, the secure ballot dropbox is available all through November 3rd, until 8 p.m. at which time it will be sealed. All ballots must be submitted or postmarked by 8:00 p.m. on November 3rd.
Please click here for detailed instructions for Election Day.
Register to Vote
The deadline to register to vote in the November General Election in NJ is October 13th.
If you are 18 years of age, register to vote in NJ by clicking here.
To check if you are registered, click here.
For specific information on how and where to vote in Weehawken, click here.
Stay in the know of when debates are, voter deadlines, and election day by checking this interactive calendar.
Voting Plan
Remember to create a voting plan. Decide if you will vote by mail, drop off your ballot in a ballot drop box, or vote in person.
If you plan to vote by mail, try to deliver to the post office as soon as possible. Your ballot must be postmarked by November 3rd and received by November 10th.
If you plan to vote by dropping off in the ballot drop box, please go to the Township of Weehawken Municipal Building located at 400 Park Avenue to drop off your ballot. You must drop off your ballot by 8PM November 3rd.
If you plan to vote in person, know where you need to go before November 3rd and decide when you will go during the day. Make sure you plan an ample amount of time in your schedule designated to voting.
If you have any questions, please ask your counselor.
Election Resources
To learn more about presidential candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden, click here.
To learn more about presidential candidate, President Donald Trump click here.
To stay up to date on election news, how voting works, and the party system, please check out the PBS Election Collection, here.
To learn about the 2020 Presidential Candidates' Higher Education Proposals, please click here. As high school students, it is important for you to understand each candidate's vision for higher education and loan repayment plans.