The top challenge for elections this year won’t just be getting folks to register, but educating them on how to use the vote-by-mail system and building their confidence that every vote will be counted. The state is using multimedia and traditional platforms to reach voters and pushing out information in various languages and through the help of a new website. Are elections officials prepared for the unprecedented flood of mail-in ballots? New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way joins Anchor Brian Vannozzi.
NJ’s top elections official: ‘Vote, sign, seal, and return the ballot’
The biggest challenge facing government leaders this year won’t just be getting folks to register, but educating them on how to use vote-by-mail system
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An award-winning journalist, Briana Vannozzi serves as the anchor for NJ Spotlight News. She's worked in several capacities since joining the news division in 2012, as interim anchor and senior correspondent after years of general assignment reporting as a multimedia journalist. Vannozzi began her television journalism career by cutting her teeth on New Jersey State House politics for New Jersey Network News. And later as a news radio correspondent at FM News 101.9 in New York City. A Burlington County native, she's honored to be serving and covering her home state.
