For more information about voting or registering to vote, call our campaign headquarters at 609-601-1151 or visit Atlantic County's official election guide. From their website:
- Help America Vote Act (HAVA)
- Voter Information (Notice to Voters)
- Important Election Dates
- Election Guide
- Primary & General Election Polling Locations
- Voter Bill of Rights
- Voter Bill of Rights (en espanol)
- Voter Rights Handbook
- Voter Registration Form
- Party Affiliation Form
- Absentee Ballot Application (Civilian)
- Absentee Ballot Application (Military)
- NJ ELEC (Election Law Enforcement Commission)
- NJ Division of Elections
- Restoring Your Right To Vote
- Election Guide
Important Dates to Know
- October 16
Last day to register tovote for the upcoming General Election - October 30
Absentee ballot applications by mail - November 5
Deadline for civilian absentee ballot application in person
(On any day up to 3:00 p.m. on the day before the election) - November 6
General Election Day
Registering to Vote
Download a voter registration form here.
A citizen may register in person at the Atlantic County Commissioner of Registration or any Municipal Clerk's office any day during office hours or on selected evenings prior to the close of registration. A citizen may also register to vote at Motor Vehicle Agency and all Social Service Agencies.
Registering by mail
A citizen may register to vote by mail. Mail registration forms, available in Spanish as well as English, may be obtained by writing or telephoning the Commissioner of Registration at 343-2246 or 645-5882.
The Commissioners of Registration cannot accept faxed copies or an electronic transmission of a voter registration form since an original signature is required.This form can also be used for name and address changes.
To register in New Jersey you must be:
- you are a United States citizen,
- you will be 18 years old by the next election,
- you will be a resident of the county for 30 days before the election.
You are not eligible to register to vote if you are serving a sentence or on parole or probation, as a result of a conviction of an indictable offense under state or federal law or have been adjudged mentally incompetent.
