N.J. isn’t sending out mail-in ballots to everyone for June 8 primary. Here’s how to get one.
Updated May 10, 2021;
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This year’s primary election in New Jersey won’t look like last year’s, so you may not automatically receive a ballot in the mail this time.
In 2020, the state sent out mail-in ballots to all of New Jersey’s 3.6 million registered Democrats and Republican living here to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
But with the state’s COVID-19 numbers improving, Gov. Phil Murphy has already announced that this year’s June 8 primary election — a big one, with the governor’s office and all 120 seats in the state Legislature on the ballot — will be conducted “primarily in-person.”