WARREN COUNTY, NJ - Residents of Warren County can vote early for the November 5th election from Saturday, October 26, 2024 through Sunday, November 3, 2024.
Early voting is an opportunity for voters that have not requested a mail-in ballot to cast their picks on a voting machine prior to Election Day. Sample ballots for Warren County residents can be found here.
The hours of early voting during Oct. 26 to Nov. 3 are as follows:
Any voter of Warren County can go to any of the following three locations during the times listed above:
In recent news, members of the State of New Jersey announced that the state will be taking a multi-pronged approach to help ensure that the 2024 General Election is fair, transparent, secure, and runs smoothly. NJ will play a key role in protecting New Jerseyans’ right to vote, as well as in assisting voters, election officials, and law enforcement in resolving voting-related legal matters.
Accurate, up-to-date information about voting deadlines, voter registration status, polling locations, drop box locations, and more, along with the newly added “Safe and Secure Elections” section, can be found at the Division of Elections website.
The Division of Law has a team of dedicated attorneys to advise county elections officials around-the-clock in order to facilitate free, fair, and secure elections with swift, unhindered, and equitable access to voting for all eligible individuals, as in accordance with New Jersey’s election laws.
Resources:
Voting Rights Resources: FAQs regarding the right to vote.
New Jersey Division of Elections: A list of county-level election office contacts, as well as other useful elections-related information.
Political Deepfake Guidance: A guide to help identify and avoid spreading deepfake photos, videos, and audio which uses generative AI technologies to spread misinformation aimed at manipulating and misleading voters.
Role of Law Enforcement: A guide to ensure that law enforcement officers are fully informed about the role of law enforcement in elections and laws protecting voters from intimidation and coercion as they exercise their right to vote.
Additional Info:
Any person who believes his or her right to vote has been interfered with, or who wishes to report other voting-related problems or concerns, can also call the State’s Voter Information and Assistance line toll-free at 1-877-NJVOTER (1-877-658-6837).
Any member of the public who has been subject to discrimination or harassment in connection with voting may also report the issue to the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights through the NJ BIAS online portal, available at https://bias.njcivilrights.gov, or by calling 1-800-277-BIAS (1-800-277-2427). Depending on their urgency, complaints regarding possible discrimination or harassment filed with the Division on Civil Rights may be addressed during the election or after the election.
The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness encourages the public to remain vigilant and report potential threat-related suspicious activity to local law enforcement or to its Counter-Threat Watch Unit by calling 866-4-SAFE-NJ or emailing [email protected]