Get Out The Vote 2020

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2020, but due to COVID-19, this year's voting process will look very different than it has in previous years. All active registered voters will automatically receive mail-in ballots for voting in the 2020 General Election without the need to submit a vote by mail application. Voters will have the option to return their completed General Election mail-in ballots to the County Board of Elections via mail, drop box, in-person to the Board of Elections Office, or in-person at their assigned 2020 General Election polling place. So while making your voice in this year's Election may be a change from what you're used to, we can't allow the new process to stop us from casting a vote. Click the image to the left to download your copy of our 2020 Get Out the Vote Guide. This Guide was created to help you navigate the new way of voting, but it also provides resources, insights from individuals who vote, and important deadlines you'll want to keep in mind as Election Day approaches. Remember, your vote is your voice!
Important dates to remember for the 2020 General Election:
- October 13, 2020 - Voter Registration Deadline for General Election
- October 6, 2020 - County Clerks will automatically send Vote-By-Mail Ballots to all active registered voters by this date
- November 3, 2020 - General Election (if you are voting by Mail-In Ballot, it must be received by the Post Office, submitted to a secure drop box, or submitted in-person by this date)
Voter Information
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In addition to the presidential election, New Jersey residents will also elect one U.S. Senator that will represent the entire state. Each Congressional district will also elect someone to the U.S. House of Representatives. Visit The Arc of New Jersey's Get Out The Vote website for more information on New Jersey's 2020 ballot questions and congressional races.
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This 2-page resource was developed by The Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities, Disability Rights New Jersey, and the New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities provides step-by-step information to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities vote in the 2020 General Election by mail or at the polls.