Wherever possible, the links on this page take you directly to official government election resources maintained by the Middlesex County Board of Elections, the Middlesex County Clerk’s Office, or the New Jersey Division of Elections.
To better serve our diverse community, this page links to official election forms and
resources available in multiple languages whenever they are provided by the State of New Jersey or Middlesex County.
Polls are open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Election Day. Any voter in line by 8:00 PM is allowed to vote. Residents
may vote early at any designated Middlesex County Early Voting location.
Whether you are registering for the first time, updating your voter information, or changing your political party
designation, these are the official resources you need to participate in New Jersey elections.
New Jersey residents can register through the Division of Elections online system.
You may also complete a voter registration application and submit it according to the instructions provided. Official forms are available in multiple languages.
Keeping your information current helps ensure you receive the correct election information and vote using the proper ballot.
Look up your voter record through the New Jersey voter information portal.
A voter currently affiliated with one political party who wishes to vote in another party’s primary must complete the change before the
deadline established by the New Jersey Division of Elections. Confirm the deadline before each primary election.
New Jersey voters can vote by mail, vote in person during the Early Voting period, or vote at their assigned polling
location on Election Day.
Receive an official ballot before the election, complete it
at home, and return it using an approved method. You
may request a ballot for a single election or for all future
elections.
Apply online, by mail, or in person through the Middlesex County Clerk's Office.
Follow the instructions, mark your selections completely, and sign the certification envelope.
By U.S. mail, secure ballot drop box, or in person to the appropriate election office.
Deadline: Applications by mail or online must be received no later than seven days before an election. After that, apply in person or by authorized messenger until 3:00 PM the day before. Faxed or emailed applications are not accepted — an original signature is required.
Vote in person on a voting machine before Election Day.
Middlesex County residents may vote early at any designated county Early Voting location, regardless of where they live in the county. No appointment is
required.
The Early Voting period and hours vary by election — confirm before you go.
A poll worker verifies your registration through the electronic poll book system.
Complete your ballot using the voting machine. Voting assistance is available.
Note: Voters who already requested a Vote By Mail ballot should review their voter status before choosing another voting method, or contact the County Clerk or Board of Elections.
Vote in person at your assigned polling location, based on your registered address and election district. Polls are open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Look up your assigned location and election district before Election Day.
A poll worker verifies your registration using the electronic poll book system.
Complete your ballot on the approved voting equipment. Poll workers can assist.
Good to know: New Jersey voters generally do not need to show ID unless voting for the first time in a federal election and certain requirements apply.
North Brunswick Municipal Building
710 Hermann Road
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
Middlesex County voters are not limited to the drop box closest to home — you may use any official county secure ballot drop box location.
Vote By Mail ballots must be returned by 8:00 PM on Election Day — by secure drop box, U.S. mail, or approved in-person delivery.
If election officials determine a ballot cannot be accepted — for example, a missing
signature or another certification problem — the voter may receive a notice explaining the issue. This process allows voters to correct certain problems when permitted by law.
Residents who receive a notice should follow the instructions carefully and respond before the stated deadline.
Lost, damaged, or never received your ballot? Contact the Middlesex County Clerk, Division of Elections at 732-745-4202.
Registered voters may cast their ballot in person at their assigned polling location. Polls are
open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and any voter in line by 8:00 PM is allowed to vote. Your polling
location is based on your registered address and election district — confirm it before Election
Day.
Polling locations provide accessible voting equipment, help understanding the process, language assistance, and help from a person of your choice when permitted by law.
Available when eligibility cannot
immediately be confirmed — for example, a registration question or a voter at the wrong polling location. Officials review these after Election Day.
Ask a poll worker for assistance, request clarification, or contact election officials if more help is needed.
Primaries (generally June) choose each party’s candidates. General Elections (November) determine the final winners.
A few minutes of preparation makes voting simple.
No eligible voter should leave a polling location without first asking a poll worker for assistance.
These offices provide official information about voter registration, election dates, voting options, ballots, and election procedures.
26 Kennedy Boulevard, Suite B, East Brunswick, NJ 08816
732-745-3471
elections@co.middlesex.nj.us
26 Kennedy Boulevard, Suite B, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 ·
Mailing: PO Box 1110, New Brunswick, NJ 08903
732-745-4202
Election Services
New Jersey Department of State
1-877-NJ-VOTER (1-877-658-6837)
nj.elections@sos.nj.gov
Official New Jersey election materials are available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish,
Gujarati, Hindi, Korean, and Punjabi.
We encourage every eligible North Brunswick resident to participate in our elections and make their voice heard. If
you cannot find what you need here, contact the county or state election offices listed above.
