Resources
Voter Registration for College Students
and a group for young democrats in Somerset County
Voting by Mail is an easy and efficient way to cast your vote if you are unable to vote at your polling location. Please refer to the table below to determine which application you should to complete.
Print, fill it out, and send it in by October 15th, 2024 to be able to vote in this year's General Election
· Complete la solicitud.
· Escriba y firme su nombre donde se indique.
· Envíe por correo o entregue la solicitud al Secretario del Condado.
You can print and complete the form and mail or deliver to the Commissioner of Registration in your county or you can also file it with your municipal clerk. These cards are also available at your local Commissioner of Registration Office.
You do not need to affiliate with a political party to vote in the General Election.
The Informed Voter’s Guide to Making Sure Your Vote Counts.
Worried about voting? Here’s what to know before you go.
Check out qualifications, duties, training, and more.
The League of Women Voters of New Jersey encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.
How to Help Elect Democrats
Up & Down the Ballot
Let us know if you have any questions about volunteering by emailing us at BernardsvilleDemocrats@gmail.com
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Team Harris-Walz Phone Bank
Talking to voters over the phone is a great opportunity to support Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz. Find a phone bank near you.
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Montclair Dems & Team Andy Weekly Phone Banking
Join us every Tuesday At 6 PM to make calls for Andy Kim. Partner with the Montclair Dems as we call voters to get out the vote for the General. Our virtual hosts make calling fun and easy!
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Volunteer with Team Altman to Flip NJ-07
Sue has been in the fight for a better New Jersey for her whole life -- and she's ready to take it to Washington. Want to hear about campaign events and opportunities to volunteer? Click and scroll down to see what might be the right volunteer opportunity for you.
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Organize Your Friends and Family
Join us to learn how you can use your voice to organize your friends and family in this critical election year.
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Flexible Paid Door-Knocking in Pennsylvania
Our Distributed Organizing program empowers Democrats to help get out the vote by knocking doors where they live, including the 90% of communities that aren’t close to big cities. There are no fixed schedules or minimum commitment. After a virtual briefing, you can knock doors in any window of time on any day.
Voter FAQ
Who can register to vote?
You can register to vote if:
You are a United States citizen
Are at least 17 years old (and understand that you may not vote until reaching the age of 18)
Are a resident of the State and county 30 days before the election
Are NOT currently serving a sentence, probation or parole because of a felony conviction
Where can I find election results?
The Somerset County Clerk utilizes Scytl to report election results. By selecting one of the links on the page you will be able to view results with easy to read bar graphs, charts, and maps.
How can I vote in the NJ Primary Election?
The State of NJ has a “closed” Primary.
To vote in the Primary, you must declare party affiliation.
Only Democrats and Republicans are permitted to vote in the Primary!*
What address do I register to vote with if I am attending college?
If you are in college, you have the option to register from your college address or your parent's address.
What is the deadline to register to vote for the upcoming General Election?
The registration deadline to vote is 21 days prior to Election Day. This year that means October 13th.
Will I receive my sample ballot?
You will receive a sample ballot about 1 week before the election that will indicate where your polling place is or you can use our polling place locator.