Governor’s order changes date of primary election

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Executive Order No. 120 signed by Gov. Phil Murphy has postponed the 2020 primary election from June 2 to July 7 in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The Executive Order includes the postponement of the primary for President, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, county and municipal elections, as well as political party county committee elections in Monmouth County.

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All statutory election deadlines have changed and are now calculated by using the July 7 election date.

This did not affect any deadlines that occurred prior to April 11, with the exception of the deadline for the change of party affiliation which was moved via the Executive Order from April 8 to May 13.

Based on the new primary election date of July 7, the voter registration deadline for the election will be June 16 and the deadline to apply for a mail-in Ballot by mail will be June 30.

The primary election timeline with revised deadlines from the state Division of Elections is now available on our Elections Website at MonmouthCountyVotes.com and on our free Monmouth County Votes mobile app.

Any questions regarding the primary election can be directed to the county clerk’s Elections Division at 732-431-7790 or ClerkOfElections@co.monmouth.nj.us

Christine Giordano Hanlon
Monmouth County Clerk
Freehold Borough

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