Hopatcong, Sparta: Here Is Your 2020 Election Polling Location

NORTH JERSEY - The COVID-19 pandemic has switched the upcoming Nov. 3 election to primarily vote-by-mail and reduced the number of polling places in each town.

All registered voters will be receiving ballots that they can mail back, put in a secure drop box or deliver to their polling location. Those who come to a polling place without their ballot will only be allowed to vote using a provisional ballot.

Those requiring an ADA voting booth can vote at a polling place on election day, where they'll be given a headset and accessible device to allow them to cast your votes.

Polling places will be open from 6 a.m.– 8 p.m.

Hopatcong residents can vote at Hopatcong #2 Firehouse and Hopatcong #3 Firehouse and at the Hopatcong Middle School. Sparta residents can vote at Sparta Fire Headquarters or Alpine Middle School.

Complete Sussex County Voting Locations

• Andover Borough, Andover Borough Senior Citizen Center
• Andover Township, Hillside Park Barn
• Andover, Twp Municipal Building
• Branchville, Branchville Firehouse
• Byram, Byram Municipal Building
• Cranberry Lakes, Firehouse
• Frankford, Frankford Firehouse #1
• Franklin, Franklin Senior Center
• Fredon, Fredon Municipal Building
• Green, Green Twp Firehouse
• Hamburg, Hamburg Fire Department Meeting Room
• Hampton, Hampton Senior Center
• Hardyston, Hardyston #1 Firehouse
• Hardyston, Municipal Building
• Hopatcong, Hopatcong #2 Firehouse
• Hopatcong, #3 Firehouse
• Hopatcong, Middle School Gym
• Lafayette, Lafayette Municipal Building
• Montague, Montague Municipal Building
• Newton, Newton Firehouse
• Newton, Municipal Building
• Ogdensburg, Ogdensburg Firehouse
• Sandyston, Sandyston Municipal Building
• Sparta, Sparta Fire Headquarters
• Sparta, Alpine Middle School Gym
• Stanhope, Stanhope American Legion
• Stillwater, Stillwater Municipal Building
• Sussex, Sussex Firehouse
• Vernon, Pochuck Valley Firehouse
• Vernon, Municipal Building (downstairs)
• St. Francis DeSales Church
• Highland Lakes, Clubhouse
• Walpack, Sandyston Municipal Building
• Wantage, Wantage Library
• Beemerville, Firehouse
• Colesville, Firehouse

Since the change to this year's election was announced by Murphy, there have been many questions about how the process will work. Below is some further reading on the Nov. 3 election process:

• Here's How NJ's Mail-In General Election Will Work: What To Know

A primarily vote-by-mail election means a lot of changes to election day. See what you can expect this November.

• What's A NJ Provisional Ballot? How Does It Work? Patch Found Out

Those not needing an ADA compliant booth will need a provisional ballot to vote in-person. Here is what that will look like.

• Do Mail-In Ballots Force NJ Voters To Lie? Here's The Answer

There was language on the primary ballots asked voters certify they requested the ballot, even if they didn't.

• How Are Election Signatures Verified In NJ? Patch Found Out

Voters wondering how their signatures are checked before the upcoming election can see the process for themselves.

• How To Register, Track Your General Election Vote Online In NJ

Need to register for the upcoming election? Want to track your vote once you do? Read on to learn how.

• Key 2020 Voting Deadlines In New Jersey

Here is a recap of important dates to remember with upcoming election, all in one place.

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