Get Registered!
How to Register in All Fifty States + American Territories
Check Vote.gov for current registration information.
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Vote.govUSA AND TERRITORIES
Registration information for every state and American territory, including online registration for the states that allow it.
Think you might already be registered? Check here:
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NJ Voter Registration Check (NJ Division of Elections)NJ ONLY
Find out if you're already registered to vote, and if so, the location of your polling place. -
Verify Your Registration (Headcount.org)ALL STATES (NOT TERRITORIES)
Choose your state and check your registration in this handy guide.
Important NJ Dates!
November 6, 2018
November 6, 2018General Election Day
Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Mail-in ballots MUST BE POSTMARKED on or before Election Day and received within 48 hours of Election Day in order to be counted
From the NJ Division of Elections
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NJ Voter: Where to Vote? (NJ Division of Elections)If you're a registered voter, find out where you should go to vote!
Registered to vote with a Stevens address? Your polling place is the MCLEAN HALL LOBBY. Not sure? Check the link above. -
2018 Public Question(s) (NJ Division of Elections)How will you choose to answer? Read the 2018 public question(s) in English, Spanish, Korean or Gujarati.
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NJ Voter Rights and Accessibility Information (NJ Division of Elections)You have rights as a registered voter to a ballot, appropriate information, and accessible voting machines. Read the NJ Voters' Bill of Rights and information on accessibility here.
Resources
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vote.usa.govRegister to vote (in some states/territories), find registration forms for your state, or find guidance for states and territories with different registration procedures.
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Rock the VoteLinks, guides, and FAQs about voting. Building political power for young people.
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League of Women VotersEducating, engaging and protecting voters since the 1920s.
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Federal Voting Assistance ProgramVoting assistance for Service members, their families and overseas citizens.
Guide Creator
This guide was originally created by Aimee Slater, Academic Outreach Librarian for Government Information and the Social Sciences, at Brandeis University.