Bergen County Voter Guide: Where, When To Vote

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — Who's on your ballot for Tuesday's elections?

In Bergen County, the Ridgewood school board election is uncontested, with only Sheila Brogan running for re-election. Ridgewood voters will also weigh in on a referendum for a small open space tax. READ MORE: Open Space Tax On Ballot In Ridgewood

Glen Rock voters can choose council and school board candidates.

Voters in Wyckoff and Franklin Lakes can choose school board members.

The Bergen County Clerk's Office has sample ballots in each town, with your local candidates, on this website.

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Three school board candidates from Wyckoff are competing for two seats representing the town on the regional Ramapo-Indian Hills board. One Franklin Lakes resident also is running for one spot.

See other Bergen County candidates on this website.

Voting Information: Where, When, And How

Early voting on the machines was 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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