2024 Primary Election - Tuesday, June 4th
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2024 Primary Election - Tuesday, June 4, 2024
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ELECTION INFORMATION
Polls Open at 6:00 am and Close at 8:00 pm
If you have any questions please call the Camden County Board of Elections at 856-401-8683 or online at https://www.state.nj.us/state/elections/index.shtml
NJ Voter Information Portal
Voter Registration Information Search
Registering to Vote:
- Application for registration can be obtained from the Division of Elections, the Commissioners of Registration office in Camden County, or from your Municipal Clerk.
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Ways to Vote:
- Vote Early : CLICK HERE for locations and times.
- Vote by Mail : https://www.camdencounty.com/service/voting-and-elections/vote-by-mail/
CLICK HERE if you need to replace your Vote By Mail Ballot
- In-Person Voting on Election Day, at your polling location, from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. Accommodations will be made for voters with disabilities.
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Need to Update your Voter Information: CLICK HERE
Frequently Asked Questions about the Election in New Jersey
New Voting Machines in Camden County
Integrity and security are essential to free and fair Elections. With our aging election equipment and voting machines at the end of life, the decision was made to purchase new equipment. The new election systems put into service by Camden County will not only ensure our elections are completely secure, but also easy to use from the perspective of our voters.
Here is what you can expect the next time you cast your vote at a polling place in Camden County.
Sign In: You will sign in on an electronic tablet device, speeding up the process and assuring you receive the ballot for your district.’
Your Ballot: Upon signing in, the board workers will give you your ballot. Ballots are paper and are similar to those who vote using a Vote by Mail ballot. You will be directed to a privacy screen where you will make your selections using a pen to vote for the candidates and questions by coloring in the corresponding oval.
Voting Machines: After you have voted your ballot, place it in a provided a privacy sleeve to keep all voting selections secret. A board worker will then direct you to the new tabulating device. You will then feed their ballot into the scanner where their votes will be recorded, and your ballot is securely stored within the device. This ensures that there is a paper record of every single vote that has been cast.
Ballot Marking Device: Every polling location throughout Camden County will be equipped with an ADA compliant ballot marking device. Voters that require such accommodations will be able utilize the Express Vote machine which will assist the voters in making selections on their ballot. Ballots printed from the ballot marking device are read on the tabulators the same as any other ballot.
While some see this as a regression from fully electronic machines, it is widely believed by election security experts that a hand-marked paper ballot are the most secure method of voting since voter intent is clear and each ballot can easily be recounted if needed.
We look forward to all Camden County voters having the opportunity to cast their vote for our upcoming elections!
Voting Districts
District 1 | VFW Post 1958 615 East Atlantic Avenue |
District 2 | Municipal Building (Auditorium) 625 Station Ave |
District 3 | Haddon Heights Community Center 321 7th Avenue |
District 4 | Sons of Italy 6 West Atlantic Avenue |
District 5 | Municipal Building (Auditorium) 625 Station Ave |
District 6 | Glenview Avenue School 1700 Sycamore Street (entrance on Sycamore) |
District 7 | Glenview Avenue School 1700 Sycamore Street (entrance on Sycamore) |
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Voting Ballot Drop Box Locations (See Attached Printable PDF Below)
HADDON HEIGHTS | Haddon Heights Service Operations Facility | 514 W. Atlantic Avenue |
Audubon Boro. | Audubon Municipal Building | 606 W. Nicholson Rd. |
Berlin Twp. | Berlin Township Municipal Building | 135 Rt. 73 South |
Camden City | County Administration Building | 600 Market St. |
Cherry Hill | Camden Co. College-Rohrer Campus | 1889 Marlton Pike East |
Cherry Hill | Cherry Hill Municipal Building | 820 Mercer St. |
Chesilhurst | Chesilhurst Municipal Building | 201 Grant Ave. |
Gloucester Twp. | Gloucester Twp. Municipal Building | 1261 Chews Landing Rd. |
Haddon Twp. | Haddon Township Municipal Building | 135 Haddon Ave. |
Lindenwold | Lindenwold Municipal Building | 15 N. White Horse Pike |
Pennsauken | Pennsauken Police Department/Library | 2400 Bethel Ave. |
Runnemede | Runnemede Municipal Building | 24 N. Black Horse Pike |
Voorhees | Voorhees Municipal Building | 2400 Voorhees Town Center |
Winslow Twp. | Winslow Municipal Building | 125 South Rt. 73 |
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Ballots can also be dropped in-person at the:
Camden County Board of Elections
Elections and Archives Center
100 University Court
Blackwood, NJ 08012
Monday to Friday: 8:30am to 4:30pm
Election Day: 6:00am to 8:00pm
Since you will be bearing your ballot at the Board of Elections, identification is required.
For additional information or if you have any questions please call the Camden County Board of Elections at 856-401-8683 or go online at https://www.state.nj.us/state/elections/index.shtml