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ELECTIONS
Launched by the League of Women Voters Education Fund (LWVEF) in October of 2006, VOTE411.org is a "one-stop-shop" for election related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information on the following aspects of the election process:
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2010 Election Dates
VOTEline- 1-800-792-VOTE
2009 Gubernatorial Candidates Voters' Guide The League of Women Voters of New Jersey Education Fund encourages informed participation in the electoral process. As part of this mission, we formulated the following set of questions to ask all candidates running for New Jersey Governor. Answers have been truncated at 125 words and have not been edited for spelling or grammar. If a candidate did not return the questionnaire or did not provide a response to a particular question, “No Response Received” appears next to his name. The candidates were sent questions 1-10 first, and 11-14 at a later date. Select a question to view the responses. 1. With the global recession continuing, what specific measures would you enact to create jobs and foster economic development in New Jersey?6. What health care reform measures need to be enacted in New Jersey, and how should they be funded? 7. Please discuss your energy plan for New Jersey. Please give at least one specific example. 12. What is your position on a woman's right to comprehensive reproductive health services? 13. What methods do you support for reducing poverty and ensuring access to affordable housing?
Forms
Voter ID RequirementsYou need to provide ID if you are a first-time voter who registered by mail and did not provide identification numbers or the information you provided could not be verified. Identification may include, but is not limited to, a current and valid photo ID such as a:
OR non-photo ID such as a:
If you can provide ID you are allowed to vote at the polls on the machine. However, if you do not show identification, you will vote by provisional ballot and have until the close of business on the second day after the election to provide identification to the applicable county election office. You will be given a hand-out at the polling place that will tell you which county election office to contact.
Express Yourself. Register, Vote and Be Heard!Watch our three new PSAs encouraging viewers to Register, Vote and Be Heard. These PSAs are part of the Freedom of Expression through Film campaign, a public awareness effort dedicated to voter education and self expression. Featuring Oscar® nominated actress Virginia Madsen, the campaign aims to encourage women to express themselves in life, politics and beauty – specifically by voting for what they believe in and taking care of their health and skin.
Publications
Voter Registration Drive KitThe League of Women Voters of New Jersey is happy to provide a Voter Registration Drive Kit to help individuals register citizens for the upcoming election. Voter registration drives are a vital part of our voter service work and the following kit is useful for anyone looking to plan and run a drive. Feel free to download and print this kit ( pdf's listed below). To request copies of brochures and forms mentioned in the kit, please contact Jesse Burns, Director of Communications and Projects, at 609-394-3303 or jburns@lwvnj.org. Good luck getting out the vote!
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