Lauren Rivera 
It’s essential to be informed about all aspects of the voting process, including how and where to cast your vote and what to bring. On Tuesday, November 4th, multiple locations across Jersey City will open from 6AM to 8PM for residents to vote in person in the 2025 Election for New Jersey Governor, as well as local polling questions and races. Read on for a guide to voting locations on Election Day in Jersey City, New Jersey.
How to Vote
Jersey City residents can cast their vote on Tuesday, November 4th, from 6AM to 8PM.
Read More: Where to Vote in Hoboken 2025: Your Guide to Polling Locations
The Hudson County Clerk has provided sample ballots for the 2025 Election. Voters should see forms eight through fifteen for a glimpse of what Tuesday’s ballots will look like. See here for the 2025 Election sample ballots. The Hudson County Clerk has also provided guides on using voting machines. See here for the detailed instructions.
For those who have already cast their vote via the mail-in option, you can track your mail-in ballot here or call E. Junior Maldonado, County Clerk, at 201-369-3470; Maryanne Kelleher, Superintendent of Elections and Commissioner of Registration, at 201-369-7740; or the Board of Elections, at 201-369-3435.
Voting Requirements
Those who have voted in person for previous elections will not be required to show their ID for in-person voting. (However, it is still important to bring it in case!) Those who are voting for the first time in Hudson County registered to vote by mail or didn’t provide an ID number or copy of ID when they registered are encouraged to attach a copy of their ID to the ballot or bring one of the following tomorrow:
- Current photo ID: a New Jersey driver’s license, military or other government ID, a student or job ID, or a U.S. passport.
- Current utility bill, bank statement, pay statement, government check, or another government document that shows your name and address.
Polling Locations
Polling locations in Jersey City are divided by Wards A to E.
In 2022, The Hudson County Clerk provided maps of each Jersey City ward for residents’ convenience. Please note that this is the most up-to-date version online.
Jersey City residents can only visit their assigned polling location on Election Day. Enter your address in the official polling place search database to find your polling location.
Contact the County Clerk’s Office with any questions or concerns regarding your voting location.
For Hoboken residents, see our guide to polling locations here. Montclair residents can also find their polling locations at this link.
See More: In-Person Voting Locations in Montclair
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