New Jersey Outlines Three Safe, Simple, and Secure Ways to Vote in the June 2 Primary Election

TRENTON, NJ — As New Jersey prepares for the June 2 Primary Election, state officials are emphasizing clear, accessible information to ensure every eligible voter can participate safely and confidently.

Lieutenant Governor Dr. Dale Caldwell, who oversees the New Jersey Division of Elections in his role as Secretary of State, highlighted the three convenient voting options available to residents. Full details for each can be found at VOTE.NJ.GOV.

Three Ways to Vote

1. Vote at Your Polling Place on Primary Election Day
   Polls will be open Tuesday, June 2, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
   Accommodations will be available for voters with disabilities.
   Polling locations can be found at VOTE.NJ.GOV.
2. In‑Person Early Voting: May 26–May 31
   All eligible voters may cast their ballot early at any designated early voting site in their county.
   • Tuesday–Saturday: 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
   • Sunday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
     Early voting locations are listed at VOTE.NJ.GOV.
3. Vote by Mail
   Registered voters may apply for a mail‑in ballot online or through their County Clerk.
   • Online application: Available at VOTE.NJ.GOV
   • In‑person application deadline: Monday, June 1, by 3 p.m. at the County Clerk’s Office

   Returning a Mail‑In Ballot:

   • Secure Ballot Drop Box: By 8 p.m. on June 2
   • County Board of Elections: In‑person by 8 p.m. on June 2
   • Mail: Must be postmarked by 8 p.m. on June 2

   Note: Mail‑in ballots cannot be returned to polling places.

State Leaders Emphasize Accessible Information

“Clear, accessible information is essential to ensuring every eligible voter in New Jersey can participate in our democracy,” said Lieutenant Governor Caldwell. “Voters can choose the option that works best for them.”

He also encouraged residents to use VOTE.NJ.GOV, calling it a “user‑friendly, one‑stop destination” for registration status, polling locations, early voting sites, and secure ballot drop boxes.

Division of Elections Director Donna Barber confirmed that sample ballots have been mailed to eligible voters.

Need More Information?

Visit VOTE.NJ.GOV, contact your local election officials, or call the Voter Information and Assistance Line at 1‑877‑NJ‑VOTER (1‑877‑658‑6837).

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