New Jersey's primary election is Tuesday, June 6, but that's not the only day you can vote in Warren County.
Tuesday is New Jersey's primary election, but that's not the only day to vote in Warren County.
Registered voters can cast a ballot in person Saturday at the county clerk's office, which will be open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The office is on the first floor of the county courthouse, 413 Second St. in Belvidere.
Otherwise, polls are open statewide 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Here are some election-related links that could be useful before you vote.
Who's running?
Eleven municipalities, one county office and one of the county's two legislative districts have contested primary races, almost all on the Republican side. Here is our list:
Warren County's contested primaries
A full list of municipal candidates is available on the county's website: tinyurl.com/WarCoElections
Need a reminder on which legislative district you reside? The state has a map and list by town: tinyurl.com/NJdistrictmap
Where do I vote?
It's an important question. If you don't know, New Jersey's state department lets you look up your polling place online: tinyurl.com/NJpollingplace
You can also check your registration on that site.
Anything else?
More links, documents and other information are available at www.warrencountyvotes.com.
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