But Gov. Phil Murphy satisfied that New Jersey’s election process, transformed because of COVID-19, has worked well overall
COLLEEN O'DEA
Colleen O’Dea has spent her entire career reporting New Jersey news and won numerous state and national journalism awards and fellowships. She joined NJ Spotlight News in 2011 and now serves as its data reporter, as well as covering general assignment topics that include elections, politics, criminal justice, social issues and affordable housing.
(AP Photo/David Zalubowski)Yes, there will be results. Maybe a lot of races will see winners. But be prepared for some counts to last days after the election
(AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)Plan on lines and some confusion at the limited polling places open on Tuesday. And wear a mask
(AP Photo/Paul Sancya)Updated at 5:45 p.m. on Nov. 2. Some 3.54 million New Jerseyans had voted as of noon Nov. 2, according to Gov. Phil Murphy. That's ...
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Signatures created with MVC pin pad are problematic. Voters are asked to ‘cure’ disputed ballots, about half respond
NJ Spotlight NewsMillions have already voted but political groups are spending. Total is $26 million and growing
3D Animation Production Company from PixabayThe key congressional races in New Jersey on which independent groups are spending millions
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Only two boxes in entire city of Newark. Burlington County voters can have a 30-mile drive to get to theirs
Still planning to use a ballot drop box? This map shows their location throughout New Jersey
Counties can begin counting general election votes on Saturday because of the expected flood of paper ballots — but they can’t reveal any results
