Voting

  • Bergen County Superintendent of Elections
    The Superintendent of Elections works with the Board of Elections to run elections in Bergen County. Here you can find forms for registering to vote or changing/declaring your party affiliation; dates of elections; and guides on how to vote in English, Spanish, and Korean.
  • Can I Vote?
    Created and maintained by the National Association of Secretaries of State, Can I Vote helps people find information about US elections in all 50 states, such as registration deadlines and guidelines for absentee voting. Visitors can easily find their designated polling location and advice on what to bring with them when they vote.
  • The League of Women Voters of New Jersey
    The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan organization that work to serves voters by advocating for and enforcing voter protection, analyzing and interpreting ballot questions into plain language, interviewing local candidates, and publishing and distributing the New Jersey Citizen’s Guide to Government. Find helpful voting information and forms here.
  • NJ Division of Elections
    The New Jersey Division of Elections allows you to check if you are registered to vote and if so, where your polling place is. You may also download candidate petitions to run for statewide office. The NJ Division of Elections provides an archive of election results going back to 1925.
  • US Election Assistance Commission
  • With helpful products for voters such as election calendars and voter registration forms, the Election Assistance Commission also features access to surveys and studies about US elections along with the National Voter Registration Act.
  • Vote411
    A website funded by the nonpartisan League of Women Voters that allows you to register to vote, find your polling place, and that provides interviews from the candidates on important local issues.
  • Voter Registration Form – English
    Download, fill out, and print out this form to register to vote. You can fold it up and tape it sealed; no postage necessary.
  • 유권자 등록 신청서 – 한국어
    Download, fill out, and print out this form to register to vote. You can fold it up and tape it sealed; no postage necessary.