Voter registration, information and resources from Vote.org
NEW JERSEY (WABC) -- Election Day is fast-approaching, and if you live in New Jersey, it's the last day you can register to vote in this year's election.
WABC-TV has partnered with Vote.org and the League of Women Voters of New York to help get voters prepared for the upcoming presidential election.
Below is what you need to know for New Jersey ahead of Election Day on November 3, 2020. Scroll down for additional resources from Vote.org.
NEW JERSEY
Voter Registration Deadline: Oct. 13, 2020
Gov. Phil Murphy says New Jersey residents can now register to vote online. New Jersey will hold its first-ever general election mostly by mail this year because of the governor's response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The governor and Democrat-led Legislature passed a measure to require all registered voters be sent a mail-in ballot.
Just hours before the deadline, Murphy tweeted that over 400,000 New Jersey residents had registered to vote using the online registration portal.
Print and mail this registration form.
Register to vote in person here.
SEE ALSO: FiveThirtyEight's state-by-state guide to voting in the age of COVID-19
2020 VOTE RESOURCES
League of Women Voters of the City of New York
Board of Elections in New York City
NY Voter Registration and Poll Site Search
2020 VOTE COVERAGE
Eyewitness News Elections Coverage
WABC-TV is partnering with vote.org to help people get registered to vote. Vote.org is the largest non-profit, non-partisan voting registration technology platform in the United States.
There's so much at stake in this year's election, and your vote matters! That's why ABC7 is partnering with vote.org as part of the "I Am a Voter" campaign to make sure your voice is heard.
The organization's mission is to use technology to help increase voter turnout across all demographics, simplify political engagement and strengthen American democracy.
Vote.org offers free resources and tools to help people register to vote, check their voter status, get election reminders and find their voting place. It in only takes a couple seconds and you can do it right on your phone.
However you choose to vote -- make a plan, and when you cast your vote, take pride in saying "I am a voter!"
Check your registration status
Request your ballot to vote by mail
Below are links to additional voter resources for the Tri-State area:
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