Campaign 2020: New Jersey Voters Head To Polls, Mail In Ballots For Primary Elections
TRENTON, N.J. (CBSNewYork) – Tuesday is Primary Election Day in New Jersey.
This year, the state has shifted to a system that's mostly done by mail.
Ballots must be sent by 8 p.m. and received by July 14 to count.
Campaign 2020: New York, New Jersey Primary Election Deadlines And Details
They can also be placed in a county drop box or brought to a Board of Elections office.
Voters can still visit their polling places, but will be given provisional paper ballots.
The most-watched races will decide who is on the ballot come November for seats in Congress.
NEW JERSEY PRIMARY ELECTIONS: JULY 7
Voting by mail: You must request your ballot by June 30 and mail your ballot by July 7. Click here to request a ballot.
Voting on Election Day: Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on July 7. Click here to find your polling location.
What's on the ballot? Click here to see a sample ballot for your district.
What safety precautions will be in place? Click here for state guidance.
