Primary Election In Ocean City: When, Where To Vote

OCEAN CITY, NJ — Voters will be heading to the polls on June 6 for New Jersey's primary election.

This year, Ocean City is voting for the Cape May County Surrogate, two Commissioner seats, Cape May County Sheriff and for a State Senate and two General Assembly seats.

Things To Know

• Election date: June 6
• Early voting: June 2-4
• 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?
• See your sample ballot - Republican and Democrat.

Who's On The Ballot?

• Surrogate: Commissioner Vice Director E. Marie Hayes is seeking the Republican nomination. There is no Democratic nominee.
  
• Sherriff: Incumbent Robert A. Nolan seeks another term as the Republican candidate. There is no Democratic nominee.
• County Commissioner: Will Morey and Melanie Collette seek the Republican nomination. Patricia O'Connor is the only Democrat running.
• General Assembly: Two seats are open in the First Legislative District. Running together for the Republican nomination are incumbents Erik Simonsen and Antwan McClellan. Damita White-Morris and Eddie L. Bonner are seeking the Democratic nomination.
• State Senate: Incumbent Michael Testa is seeking the Republican nomination. Charles R. Laspata is seeking the Democratic nomination.

Where Can I Vote?

Voters can drop mail-in ballots at any dropbox in Cape May County. Early voting is at any of these locations.