Election Resources and Information

• Apply for a Vote-by-Mail Ballot Online (NEW)
• Past Election Results are available in PRESS and on our Election Results page.
• Click on the link to apply for a vote-by-mail ballot and receive it in the mail for future elections or to update your mailing address.
• Download, print, and mail the Opt-Out of Vote-by-Mail form to remove yourself from receiving vote-by-mail ballots.
• Register to vote, update your signature, change your party affiliation, and update your address with the Superintendent of Elections Office.
• Voter Hotlines - Burlington County's Voter Hotline is (609) 265-VOTE (8683), and the New Jersey Division of Election's Voter Hotline is 1-877-NJ-VOTER (1-877-658-6837)
• Click on the link to apply for a vote-by-mail ballot and receive it in the mail for future elections or to update your mailing address.
• Download, print, and mail the Vote-by-Mail Opt-Out Form (PDF) to remove yourself from receiving vote-by-mail ballots.
• Register to vote, update your signature, change your party affiliation, and update your address with the Superintendent of Elections Office.
• Voter Hotlines - Burlington County's Voter Hotline is (609) 265-VOTE (8683), and the New Jersey Division of Election's Voter Hotline is 1-877-NJ-VOTER (1-877-658-6837)

Election Offices

• The Board of Elections and Superintendent of Elections/Commissioner of Registration's offices are at 301 Harper Drive, Moorestown, New Jersey.
• The County Clerk's Office has an office at 301 Harper Drive in Moorestown to accept vote-by-mail applications and provide mail-in ballots upon request. The County Clerk's Main Office remains at 50 Rancocas Road, Mount Holly, and can also accept vote-by-mail applications and provide mail-in ballots upon request.

Voting Resources

• Register to Vote, Change your Address, Change your Party Affiliation
• Check your Voter Registration Status
• Early Voting Polling Places
  • Early Voting Locations Map
  • 5 Things to Know About In-Person Early Voting
• Secure Drop-Box Locations
  • Secure Drop-Box Map
• Find your Polling Place
• Vote-by-Mail ONLINE Application
• Vote-by-Mail PAPER Application
• How to fill out a Vote-by-Mail Application (Video)
• Opt-Out of Vote-by-Mail
• Track your Ballot
• Student Registration and Voting
• Military and Overseas Voting
• Voter Education Videos

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Sample Ballots

Running for Office

Be a Poll Worker

Election Dates

Elected Officials

Municipal Clerk Forms

New Jersey Division of Elections

State and Federal candidates coordinate with the Division of Elections to file petitions and run for office. The Division of Elections also coordinates and provides oversight of election administration in the State.

New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission

The Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) monitors the campaign financing of all elections in New Jersey. All non-federal candidates and campaign organizations in New Jersey, including school and fire district candidates, must file contribution and expenditure reports with ELEC.

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