Sample ballots for the 2024 General Election are on their way to the mailboxes of thousands of Burlington County voters, and election officials are advising those voters to keep and bring them to their polling spots. It should save them time checking in on Election Day.

“For the first time, we are printing a unique bar code on voters’ sample ballots. When they arrive at the polls, workers will scan the code to quickly verify the information to ensure the voter accesses the correct ballot,” said Burlington County Clerk Joanne Schwartz. “While it’s not a requirement, bringing your sample ballot is a simple and secure way for voters to easily check in at the polls.”

Voters who arrive at the polls without their sample ballot will still be permitted to vote with machines. Poll workers will look up their name and address to confirm their registration and ensure they vote with the correct ballot.

Learn more about this change and also how voters can familiarize themselves with the County's new voting machines by clicking the link in the comments section ... See MoreSee Less

LAST CHANCE - RSVP FOR OUR RIVERLINE PUBLIC MEETING TOMORROW TUES 10/22! On Tuesday, October 22nd from 6:00-8:00pm, we are hosting a RiverLine Public Meeting at the Palmyra Community Center (30 W Broad Street, Palmyra, NJ 08065). Topics will include RiverLine reliability, as well as public and pedestrian safety. The meeting will include a presentation by NJ Transit CEO Kevin Corbett and related executive staff. After the presentation, there will be an opportunity for public comment. Please join us by RSVP’ing here: www.troysingleton.com/riverline ... See MoreSee Less