Voting Information for the General Election
Dear Harding Friends,
This year's election will be conducted primarily via a paper ballot per Governor Murphy's executive order. You will NOT be permitted to vote on a machine on election day*. You will be permitted to vote via a provisional ballot provided to you at your polling location on election day, but it is preferred that you vote in advance (you will be able to track your ballot to ensure it was received).
You can vote in five different ways:
* Place your ballot in one of the secure drop boxes located throughout Morris County. The closest drop box is the one located behind the public safety building in Madison at 62 Kings Road.
* Hand deliver your ballot to the County Board of Elections in Morristown prior to Election Day.
*Hand deliver your ballot (received in the mail) to the Harding Township municipal building on election day.
*CAST your vote in-person via paper provisional ballot on election day at your normal voting location (i.e., the Harding Township Municipal Building). You will vote on a provisional ballot, not a machine. If you did not receive your ballot in the mail or it is damaged in some way, a new ballot will be provided to you by the poll workers.
*Return your mail-in ballot via regular mail through the U.S. Postal Service. This option is the LEAST recommended, but if you choose to do so, please mail your ballot as early as possible. Your return envelope for the ballot is postage prepaid so there is no cost to you.
To track your ballot and ensured it was received, please visit: https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/auth/sign-in. If this link is not working for you, please contact the campaign at yateschipperson@gmail.com or (201) 919-8098, and we can check our records to see if your ballot is shown as returned.
Thank you for participating in this unusual process and thank you for your support! Please contact us with any questions.
Best, Chris & Rita
*Only voters with a disability that does not allow them to vote by paper ballot will be allowed to use a machine.
This year's election will be conducted primarily via a paper ballot per Governor Murphy's executive order. You will NOT be permitted to vote on a machine on election day*. You will be permitted to vote via a provisional ballot provided to you at your polling location on election day, but it is preferred that you vote in advance (you will be able to track your ballot to ensure it was received).
You can vote in five different ways:
* Place your ballot in one of the secure drop boxes located throughout Morris County. The closest drop box is the one located behind the public safety building in Madison at 62 Kings Road.
* Hand deliver your ballot to the County Board of Elections in Morristown prior to Election Day.
*Hand deliver your ballot (received in the mail) to the Harding Township municipal building on election day.
*CAST your vote in-person via paper provisional ballot on election day at your normal voting location (i.e., the Harding Township Municipal Building). You will vote on a provisional ballot, not a machine. If you did not receive your ballot in the mail or it is damaged in some way, a new ballot will be provided to you by the poll workers.
*Return your mail-in ballot via regular mail through the U.S. Postal Service. This option is the LEAST recommended, but if you choose to do so, please mail your ballot as early as possible. Your return envelope for the ballot is postage prepaid so there is no cost to you.
To track your ballot and ensured it was received, please visit: https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/auth/sign-in. If this link is not working for you, please contact the campaign at yateschipperson@gmail.com or (201) 919-8098, and we can check our records to see if your ballot is shown as returned.
Thank you for participating in this unusual process and thank you for your support! Please contact us with any questions.
Best, Chris & Rita
*Only voters with a disability that does not allow them to vote by paper ballot will be allowed to use a machine.