Nominating Petition Filing Deadline - March 25 (includes petitions for County Committee)
Deadline to change Party registration - April 10
Voter Registration Deadline - May 14
Early voting at Teaneck's Rodda Center
Wednesday, May 29th to Sunday, June 2nd
Monday to Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM
Deadline to Apply for a Vote by Mail Ballot via mail - May 28
in person at County Clerk's Office - 3PM on June 3
Voter Registration Deadline - October 15, 2024
Early voting at Teaneck's Rodda Center
Saturday, October 29th to Sunday, November 3rd
Monday to Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM
Deadline to Apply for a Vote by Mail Ballot via mail - Oct 26
in person at County Clerk's Office - 3PM on November 4
Teaneck non-partisan Municipal and School Board Elections are included in the General Election.
Find forms for additional counties and additional languages at official NJ Register to Vote! page.
In Teaneck,
residents can also register at the Township Clerk's office at the Municipal building. It will usually remain open till 9 PM on the last day to register. Other municipalities may have made similar arrangements. County Clerk's offices will also allow citizens to register through the due date.
To find out if you are registered to vote go to Voter Search. Enter your name and birth month to find out if you are registered. (Usually your first initial and last name will do.)
Additional information is available by going to My Voter Information. You will need to create an account to sign in.
The polling place should appear on the sample ballot mailed to each registered voter prior to every election.Polling Place Search can be used to find polling places and Voting Districts by supplying an address.
If you know your district see Teaneck Polling Places
Polling places are open from 6AM to 8PM.
Some voters who registered by mail after after January 1, 2003 and who did not provide identification information or whose information could not be verified may be asked for identification. This need not be a photo id and in fact the sample ballot mailed to registered voters is a form of identification. For complete details and other forms of valid ID, see, "Voting I.D. Requirements" on the NJ website. Though this should be a rare case, voters should bring identification in case it is needed.
Find forms for additional counties and additional languages at official NJ Vote By Mail page.
Mailed applications must be received in the County Clerk's office (not postmarked) by close of business no later than seven days prior to Election Day.
You may also apply in person to the County Clerk until 3:00PM on the day before the election. Those who apply in person will receive a ballot and without leaving the County Clerk's office may fill it out and deliver the completed ballot! (Not as easy as going to the polls but In essence a form of early voting.)
Note: If you do not receive your Mail-in Ballot, you may vote at your polling place by filling out a provisional ballot.