Voting and Elections

Public Notice

MORRIS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

NOTICE REGARDING THE INSPECTION OF MAIL-IN BALLOTS

GENERAL ELECTION – NOVEMBER 4, 2025

The Morris County Board of Elections Administrator, Dale A. Kramer, wishes to inform you that the Board of Elections will have the November 4^th General Election Mail-In Ballots available for review ONLY by Authorized Challengers at 10 Court Street, Morristown NJ 07960.

If you wish to review specific Mail-In Ballots, please contact the Morris County Board of Elections at 973-285-6715 at least 24 hours prior to Thursday, October 30, 2025. Each challenged ballot will require the completion of a Challenge Form. Stripping of the certification from the non-challenged ballots will commence Friday, October 31, 2025. The hearing on Mail-In Ballot challenges will occur at the Board Meeting on November 4, 2025.

Legal Notice

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the Morris County Board of Elections will hold a Public Test on Thursday, October 16, 2025 at 10:00 AM for the ES&S DS450 and DS950 High Speed Digital Scanners that will count the Mail-In ballots for the November 4^th General Election.

The test will be held on the second floor in the Morris County Administration and Records Building, 10 Court Street, Room 209, Morristown, New Jersey

Upcoming Elections

General Election - Tuesday November 4, 2025

Early Voting Locations

These are the current locations of Early Voting in Morris County. These sites will be open for the 2025 General Election from October 25 through November 2.
Hours: 10am to 8pm Monday - Saturday and 10am to 6pm on Sunday

Deadlines

General Election Registration Deadline - October 14, 2025
General Election Challenger Appointments - October 14, 2025

Notice Regarding Electioneering

The Morris County Board of Elections has extended the distance within electioneering is prohibited from 100 feet to 200 feet

On July 8th, Governor Murphy signed into law S-3850, as P.L. 2025 c.92, which permits county boards of elections to extend the distance within which electioneering is prohibited. Prior law barred electioneering inside any polling place or room; within 100 feet of the outside the entrance to a polling location or room; and within 100 feet of a ballot drop box in use during an election. The new law permits the county board of elections the discretion to extend the distance from 100 feet to 200 feet. The Morris County Board of Election Commissioners has adopted the change and the distance has been increased to 200 feet and is effective immediately.

Warning! Registering to vote is FREE. Any website that charges for voter registration is not an official government site. Beware of releasing personally identifiable voter registration information on non-governmental sites.

Need to know where and how to vote in Morris County? Look Morris County’s official Polling Locations.

View a video of what voting will look like with our new machines!

Mail-In Ballots

Mail-In Ballots can be requested from the Morris County Clerk's Office as an alternative to voting on the voting machines.
- If you have previously requested a ballot for all future elections, you will continue to be mailed your ballot. Please contact the Morris County Clerk with any questions regarding your status.
- Mail-In Ballots can be returned via the USPS or deposited in a secure mail-in ballot drop box.
- If you no longer wish to receive a Mail-In Ballot, submit this form to opt-out. Please contact the Morris County Clerk for more information.

Early Voting Turnout for the 2025 General Election

Municipality	Oct. 25	Oct. 26	Oct. 27	Oct. 28	Oct. 29	Oct. 30	Oct. 31	Nov. 1	Nov. 2	Location Totals
Boonton Township Municipal Building
Morris County Central Park
Denville Municipal Building
Hanover Community Center
Madison Hartley Dodge Memorial
Morristown Municipal Building
Mount Arlington Civic Center
Mount Olive Municipal Building