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Already vote by mail? Ballots arriving in early August
Already vote by mail? Ballots arriving in early August
VOTE Tuesday, Sept. 16
VOTE Tuesday, Sept. 16
Moorestown Township Public Schools will hold a bond referendum on Tuesday, Sept. 16, asking permission to generate upfront funding to expand and improve schools.
Moorestown Township Public Schools will hold a bond referendum on Tuesday, Sept. 16, asking permission to generate upfront funding to expand and improve schools.
One vote can make a difference, so your participation truly matters!
One vote can make a difference, so your participation truly matters!
DOWNLOAD VOTER FORMS HERE!
DOWNLOAD VOTER FORMS HERE!
VOTER REGISTRATION
VOTER REGISTRATION
Vote By Mail Application .pdfVOTE BY MAIL APPLICATION
VOTE BY MAIL APPLICATION
Voter Registration Form.pdf IMPORTANT VOTER DEADLINES
IMPORTANT VOTER DEADLINES
Aug. 26: Voter registration must be completed/updated by this date to participate in the bond referendum.
Aug. 26: Voter registration must be completed/updated by this date to participate in the bond referendum.
Sept. 9: Deadline for Vote By Mail applications to arrive at the County Clerk’s Office to receive a ballot in the mail.
Sept. 9: Deadline for Vote By Mail applications to arrive at the County Clerk’s Office to receive a ballot in the mail.
Sept. 15: 3 p.m. deadline for Vote By Mail applications to be hand-delivered to the County Clerk’s Office to receive a ballot in person.
Sept. 15: 3 p.m. deadline for Vote By Mail applications to be hand-delivered to the County Clerk’s Office to receive a ballot in person.
Sept. 16: Registered voters may vote in person from 2 to 8 p.m. at their designated polling place. Vote By Mail ballots must be postmarked.
Sept. 16: Registered voters may vote in person from 2 to 8 p.m. at their designated polling place. Vote By Mail ballots must be postmarked.
Register to vote
Register to vote
Voters must be registered by Aug. 26, and the registration must reflect their current address and name.
Voters must be registered by Aug. 26, and the registration must reflect their current address and name.
Check your voter registration status in the state database.
Register online, or update your name/address by completing a voter registration form.
Register by mail, print and mail a paper registration form, offered in English and Spanish, to the P.O. Box 6000 Mount Holly, NJ 08060. You can also request a voter registration application be mailed to you.
Get more details about registering to vote from the Burlington County website.
HOW TO VOTE
HOW TO VOTE
In Person
In Person
Polls will be open Tuesday, Sept. 16 from 2 to 8 p.m.
POLLING LOCATIONS ARE:
New Albany Road Recreation Center, 109 New Albany Road (DISTRICTS 1,2,3)
Mary E. Roberts School, 290 Crescent Ave. (DISTRICTS 4, 5, 7, 8
George C. Baker School, 139 W. Maple Ave. (DISTRICTS 6, 9, 10, 11, 12)
South Valley School, 210 S. Stanwick Road (DISTRICTS 13, 15, 16, 17)
Upper Elementary School, 325 Borton Landing Road (DISTRICTS 14, 18, 19, 20)
Not sure of your district? Enter your address in the NJ Polling Place Search Tool to find out where to vote.
If you arrive at the polls and are told that your ballot was already mailed to you, ask for a provisional ballot. This means your ballot will be considered after all in-person and mailed ballots are double-checked and processed.
By Mail
By Mail
You can vote by mail in this referendum. If you have already requested a ballot to be mailed to you, and if your address is the same, Burlington County may send you a Vote By Mail ballot automatically before the election. Look online for information about voting by mail.
If you have questions or require assistance, contact the Election Office by phone at 609-265-5000 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
To request a Vote By Mail ballot, download an application here. The county must receive that application by Sept. 9 to mail you a ballot, or by 3 p.m. on Sept. 15 to give you a ballot in person.
Mail-in ballots cannot be submitted at polling places. Mail or deposit your ballot at one of these drop box sites by Sept. 16:
Moorestown Town Hall, 111 West 2nd St., Moorestown
Burlington County Board of Elections, 301 Harper Drive, Moorestown
Burlington County Clerk's Office, 50 Rancocas Road, Mount Holly
Problem at the polls? Ask for a provisional ballot!
Problem at the polls? Ask for a provisional ballot!
Voters occasionally show up at the polls unaware that a Vote By Mail ballot was already sent to them. Thet’s one of the more common reasons a voter may need to fill out a provisional ballot - this ensures the integrity of the election while also preserving legitimate votes.
Voters occasionally show up at the polls unaware that a Vote By Mail ballot was already sent to them. Thet’s one of the more common reasons a voter may need to fill out a provisional ballot - this ensures the integrity of the election while also preserving legitimate votes.
Ask for a provisional ballot if you are told you can’t cast a regular ballot for any reason.
Ask for a provisional ballot if you are told you can’t cast a regular ballot for any reason.
Those ballots are reviewed after polls close when paperwork can be closely examined. Valid votes will be counted if they are not duplicates.
Those ballots are reviewed after polls close when paperwork can be closely examined. Valid votes will be counted if they are not duplicates.
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