How To Vote In Warren Before Or On Nov. 3

WARREN, NJ — The mail-in ballots have been sent out to Warren residents and there are three ways to vote either before or on Election Day on Nov. 3.

Ballots can also be mailed through the US Postal Service or dropped in the designated Drop Boxes throughout Somerset County.

A mail-in ballot drop box was placed at the Warren Township Municipal Complex at 46 Mountain Blvd. on the west side of Town Hall (near the side parking lot). The dropbox will be emptied each day by employees of Somerset County.

Ballots must be received by the Board of Elections by the close of polls on Election Day at 8 p.m. Ballots that are post-marked by Nov. 3 can be counted if they are received no later than 8 p.m. on Nov. 9. In addition, for this election, ballots received from the United States Postal Service within 48 hours after Nov. 3rd without a postmark can also be counted.

Here are the locations of other dropboxes in Somerset County (All boxes will be under video surveillance at all times):

• Bernards: Municipal Building, 1 Collyer Lane
• Bernardsville: Borough Hall, 166 Mine Brook Road
• Bedminster: Municipal Building, 1 Miller Lane
• Warren: Municipal Building, 46 Mountain Blvd
• North Plainfield: Community Center, 614 Greenbrook Road
• Bridgewater: Municipal Building, 100 Commons Way
• Branchburg: Municipal Building, 1077 Route 202
• Somerville: Administration Building, 20 Grove Street
• Bound Brook: Borough Hall, 230 Hamilton Street
• Manville: Municipal Building, 325 North Main Street
• Hillsborough: Municipal Building, 379 South Branch Road
• Franklin: Municipal Building, 475 Demott Lane
• Montgomery: Municipal Building, 2261 Route 206

On Election Day, completed/voted mail-in ballots can be delivered to your respective polling location and handed in there:

• Pilgrim Congregational Church, 105 Mountainview Rd (Districts 1-4)
• Stonecrest Community Church, 11 Technology Dr. N (Districts 5-10)
• Warren Municipal Court, 44 Mountain Blvd. (Districts 11-13)

For questions and concerns, may visit the Somerset County Board of Elections website.

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