FAQs
Q. when and where is early voting for the tuesday, november 3rd 2026 election?
A. Early in-person voting is October 24th through November 1st. Hoboken’s early voting location is at Hoboken City Hall, 94 Washington Street Hoboken, NJ 07030 (Newark St. entrance).
Q. How do I request a mail-in ballot?
A. Click on this link from the U.S. Vote Foundation. https://www.usvotefoundation.org/vote/request-absentee-ballot
Q. ANY CHANGES TO HOW TO MAIL THE MAIL-IN BALLOTS?
A. We strongly recommend placing your Vote By Mail Ballot in your local Drop Box because that’s the fastest and most reliable way to ensure your ballot arrives in time. If you want to mail your ballot, it’s best to bring it directly to a post office and request that they postmark it at the counter for you.
Q. how do I check to see if i’m already registered to vote?
A. Click on this link from the New Jersey Division of Elections. https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/registration-check.
Q. How do I become a poll worker on election day?
A. Click on this link from the New Jersey Voter Information Portal to apply. https://nj.gov/state/elections/pollworker.shtml
Q. Where is my voting location?
A. Click on this link and type in your address. https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/polling-place-search
Q. what if i run into ballot problems at the polling location?
A. If there is a problem finding your name, or if you’re not in the system, ask for a Provisional Ballot. If the machines aren’t working, ask for an Emergency Paper Ballot. If they try to turn you away, ask for a Polling Site Supervisor. For assistance, or if you observe any concerning behavior during the voting process, call the Election Protection Hotline: call 1-866-OUR-VOTE ( English) https://866ourvote.org or 1-888-API-VOTE (multiple languages) https://apiavote.org/how-to-vote/multilingual-voter-hotline/
Q. tell me about election integrity in America.
A. The claim about non-citizens voting is grossly exaggerated. It is extremely rare and only about 0.03% of records are flagged for additional review, and this usually stems from outdated information about newly naturalized citizens rather than actual illegal voting (Source: Center for Election Innovation & Research; 2026, July 15). The claim that election voting machines are easily compromised is not true. Electronic voting machines are supported by paper ballots, managed independently under each state, and are not connected to the internet, so they are very difficult to hack (Source: ABC News, 2024, October31). The claim that The People’s Republic of China compromised our election data is false. The intelligence community concluded with “high confidence” that China not only didn’t interfere in the 2020 election, but instead it confirmed that Russia did engage in efforts to support Trump’s reelection (Source: National Intelligence Council; 2021, March 10). The claim that “raw intelligence” states the China manufactured illegal ballots for Joe Biden is not factual. There is no official, evaluated, or verified evidence to back this claim. The claim that mail-in ballots are inherently corrupt is false. Mail-in voter fraud is extremely rare, occurring in about only 4 out of every ten million mail-in ballots (Source: Brookings Institute, 2025, November 6).
