Politics & Government
2026 Election In Eatontown: When, Where To Vote
Here's everything you need to know. Early voting started Saturday and runs through Nov. 1.
EATONTOWN, NJ — Election Day is Nov. 3, but early, in-person voting started Saturday and runs through Nov. 1. There is no place to vote early in person in Eatontown, but here are the 10 early-voting locations in Monmouth County: monmouthcountyvotes.gov/voter-information/polling-places/
Eatontown residents will be asked to make a choice for U.S. Senate, Congress, and there's an Eatontown mayor and Council election this year.
For U.S. Senate: Justin Murphy is the Republican challenging Democrat U.S. Senator Cory Booker. Justin Murphy Will Take On Cory Booker In NJ’s Senate Election
Find out what's happening in Long Branch-Eatontownfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
For U.S. Congress: Eatontown is represented in Congress by Congressman Chris Smith, a Republican. He is challenged this year by Democrat Rachel Peace. What to know about the 4th Congressional District race between U.S. Rep. Chris Smith and Rachel Peace
Eatontown:
Find out what's happening in Long Branch-Eatontownfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Mayor Anthony Talerico is running for re-election, joined by Councilwoman Candace Faust and Danielle Jones, all Democrats. Meet The Democrats Running For Eatontown Mayor And Council
They are challenged by the Republican slate of Councilwoman Maria Grazia Escalante, Kevin Gonzalez, who's been on the town council before and seeks to get back on and Ali Mehdaoui; this is his first time running for political office. Meet The Republicans Running For Eatontown Mayor And Council
Eatontown Mayor Anthony Talerico And Councilwoman Candace Faust Are Dating. It's A Conflict Of Interest, Say Some (October 2026)
The Rundown
- Election day is Nov. 3
- Check if you are registered to vote.
- Where can I drop off my ballot?
- Track my mail-in ballot.
- Where can I vote in person?
- Postmarked by deadline: Nov. 3
- Received by deadline: Nov. 10
- Early, in-person voting runs Oct. 24 - Nov. 1.
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