Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote In Collingswood

COLLINGSWOOD, NJ — New Jersey’s Primary Election is Tuesday, June 7.

Below, find some important dates and times for those casting ballots for an election taking place in Garden State in 2022.

• May 17 – this is the last day one can register to vote in the 2022 New Jersey primary.
• May 31 – this is the last day one can apply for a Mail-In Ballot by Mail.
• June 2 – this is the last day for applications to receive primary election mail-in ballots by electronic means for qualified overseas civilian and military voters.
• June 3 through June 5 – this is the in-person early voting period for the Primary Election. The hours on Friday and Saturday are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sunday the hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. No appointment is necessary.
• June 6 (by 3 p.m.) – this is the deadline for in-person mail-in ballot applications for the Primary Election.
• June 7 – Voters head to the polls to cast their ballots. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. that day.

Online and paper registration forms and ballots can be found on the New Jersey Department of State’s website or by clicking here.

Below are the names of the four candidates running for the U.S. Congressional seat that includes Collingswood. If a candidate’s name has a hyperlink underneath it, it means that you can, if so desired, click the link to read the candidate profile he completed for Patch. Those candidates without a hyperlink under their name have not submitted their candidate profile yet.

• Mario DeSantis
• Damon Galdo
• Claire Gustafson
• Donald Norcross

If you like, bookmark this page and check it from time to time to see if other candidates have completed their Patch-requested profiles.

The complete list of polling locations in Collingswood was still being compiled by the New Jersey Department of State when this article was posted. In the interim, you can enter your specific address at the requested spot on the webpage at this link and find out your polling location.

If you are voting by paper ballot, you may use a Ballot Drop Box to send your ballot to the appropriate offices.

These boxes are “secure, locked structure[s] operated by election officials where voters may deliver their ballots from the time they receive them in the mail up to the time polls close at 8 pm on Election Day,” according to the New Jersey Department of State.

Security cameras are aimed at each Ballot Drop Box and its contents are collected daily by county election officials, the New Jersey Department of State added. If you are unsure of what one looks like, a picture of what one looks like can be found below:

The complete list of Ballot Drop Box locations in Collingswood was still being compiled by the New Jersey Department of State when this article was posted.

We encourage you to make Patch your one-stop for all your voter registration and information needs, so if you are voting this year, and if you like, you may bookmark this page and check it regularly for updates.

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