New Jersey S236 allows voter registration at polling places on election day.
New Jersey S236 permits eligible voters to register at their assigned polling place on the day of a municipal, primary, or general election. To register, an applicant must present an identifying document, complete a voter registration form, and submit an affidavit stating they are not already registered, have lived in the county for at least 30 days, and will not vote again in that election. A designated individual at each polling place will issue a temporary registration certificate, allowing the applicant to vote by provisional ballot.
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