Elections

Primary Election Moved to Tuesday, June 10, 2025

On December 31st, 2024, Governor Murphy signed into law legislation (A-5152) that reschedules the 2025 Primary Election from Tuesday, June 3rd to Tuesday, June 10th, due to the observance of the Jewish holiday of Shavuot.

Please be advised that deadlines related to the the filing of petitions, drawing of ballot positions and the mailing of Vote by Mail Ballots will remain the same, as if the election were still to be held on June 3rd.

Vote-by-Mail Ballot Drop Box Locations

Your Vote-by-Mail Ballot may be returned using any of the 30 drop boxes located throughout the county.

View the ballot drop box locations for Morris County voters.

Track Your Vote-by-Mail Ballot

The status of your Vote-by-Mail Ballot may be tracked using the NJ Division of Elections' My Voter Record website.

  • First, create an account if you do not already have one.
  • Once your Vote-by-Mail Ballot has been voted and submitted, sign in to My Voter Record
  • Navigate to “Mail-in Ballot History”. When your ballot has been received by the Board of Elections, the page will display a “Ballot Received Date”. Once the ballot is accepted, the “Ballot Status” will show as “Accepted”. If your ballot has not been received yet, it will not be listed.

Early Voting Information

Early in-person voting on machines is available during Primary and General Elections at designated locations throughout Morris County.

Find more information about early voting here.

What We Do

  • Receive Mail-In Ballot requests and process them
  • Send out Mail-In Ballots
  • Offer in-person early voting for all elections in the County, along with extended hours on certain days prior to Primary and General Elections
  • Design and print Mail-In, Emergency, Provisional, Voting Machine and Sample Ballots
  • Distribute petitions for county and local offices, State Committee, November School Board candidates, Independent candidates and County Committee
  • Collect petitions for county offices, November School Board candidates, State Committee and Independent candidates
  • Tabulate election results on election night
  • Certify the election results to the NJ Division of Elections
  • Assist in the process of filing Financial Disclosure Statements that are required for certain public employees and officials
  • Work closely with the 39 municipalities in Morris County and the Board of Elections to ensure that the entire election process runs smoothly