Election Day In Jersey City: Where, When To Vote

JERSEY CITY, NJ — Who's on your ballot for the Tuesday elections?

Seven people filed to run for mayor of Jersey City to replace Steve Fulop, whose term ends in January.

Check Jersey City Patch after 8 p.m. Tuesday for results.

The seven candidates are:

• Former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey
• Former school board president Mussab Ali
• Police Officer Christina Freeman
• Musician Kalki Jayne-Rose
• Hudson County Commissioner Bill O'Dea
• Councilman James Solomon
• Councilwoman Joyce Watterman

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Other Local Races

Additionally, four candidates are running for 32nd Dist. Assembly. Two Democrats and two Republicans are running. Voters can choose any two.

The candidates are:

• Stephen Bishop (R)
• Kaushal Patel (R)
• Ravi Bhalla (D)
• Katie Brennan (D)

There's also a partisan race for county sheriff.

Candidates are also running for Jersey City's council and for the Board of Education. More information is here.

Voting Information: Where, When, And How

Early voting on the machines will be held from Oct. 25 through Nov. 2. More information is here.

Nov. 4 is the general election, and votes can be cast on the machine or via mail until 8 p.m. that day.

Want to know where the polling locations and voter dropboxes are? Scroll down here.

Want information on the three ways to vote? See the rundown here.

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