Voter info and complaints in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
(WTXF) - By now you certainly know there's an important election on Tuesday. You know the Democratic and Republican presidential and vice-presidential tickets determined by the primary process.
But you saw several other TV ads. Besides president and vice president, every seat of the U.S. House of Representatives (Congress) is up for grabs. So are a U.S. Senate seat in Pennsylvania. See other elective offices and issues by state below.
The information linked to below is from the states themselves. It starts with the times polling places are open - includes procedures, what to bring, and what to expect -- and ends with how to contact your county election officials, in case of a problem.
PENNSYLVANIA
Polls are open from 7am to 8pm.
Running besides president, vice president and every member of the U.S. House of Representatives (Congress)? In Pennsylvania, U.S. Senator, state lawmakers, state attorney general, state auditor general and state treasurer.
Bureau of Commissions, Elections and Legislation: CLICK HERE
Pennsylvania 2016 voter guide: CLICK HERE
Presidential elections and the Electoral College: CLICK HERE
Where to vote? How to find your polling place: CLICK HERE
Check your voter registration status: CLICK HERE or CLICK HERE
Verifying new Pennsylvania voter registrations: Pa. driver's license number, last four digits of SSN, statement indication applicant has neither, or none of the above: CLICK HERE
Voter ID requirements: Who needs to show and who doesn't? CLICK HERE
Stopping Voter intimidation and discriminatory conduct: CLICK HERE
Rules at the polling place (including people permitted, their jobs, exceptions, firearms, electronic devices, campaign materials, illegal behavior, challenges to the right to vote): CLICK HERE
Rights of poll watchers, candidates and lawyers on Election Day or at recounts: CLICK HERE
Rights of the elderly and people with special needs: CLICK HERE, CLICK HERE, or CLICK HERE
Watch a demonstration of your county's voting system: CLICK HERE
Rules concerning electronic voting systems: CLICK HERE
Use of emergency paper ballots: CLICK HERE
Provisional ballots: What they are, how they're used: CLICK HERE or CLICK HERE
Filing a formal election complaint: CLICK HERE
See election results from inside Pennsylvania (Tuesday after 8pm): CLICK HERE
Contact your county election office: CLICK HERE
NEW JERSEY
Polls are open from 6am to 8pm.
Running besides president, vice president and every member of the U.S. House of Representatives (Congress)? In New Jersey, state lawmakers and two constitutional amendments.
New Jersey Division of Elections: CLICK HERE
Presidential candidates by county: CLICK HERE
US House of Representatives candidates: CLICK HERE
Public Question #1: Constitutional Amendment to permit casino gambling in two counties other than Atlantic county? CLICK HERE
Public Question #2: Constitutional Amendment to dedicate additional revenues to state transportation system? CLICK HERE
Are you registered? CLICK HERE
Where should you go to vote? CLICK HERE
New Jersey Laws and Regulations: CLICK HERE
New Jersey Voters Bill of Rights: CLICK HERE
Frequently Asked Questions (including: moving, voting machines, emergency ballots, challenging, "electioneering"): CLICK HERE
Identification you may need to bring: CLICK HERE
Questions about your ability to vote? Contact your county commissioner of registration. CLICK HERE
Provisional ballots: Why you may need to and how to do it: CLICK HERE
Voter rights and accessibility: CLICK HERE
Polling place accessibility checklist: CLICK HERE
ADA guide, including solutions: CLICK HERE
Disability Etiquette for appropriate interaction: CLICK HERE
Complaints about accessibility: CLICK HERE
Contact the Division of Election at 609-292-3760 or CLICK HERE to e-mail
DELAWARE
Polls are open from 7am to 8pm.
Running besides president, vice president and every member of the U.S. House of Representatives (Congress)? In Delaware, the governor, lieutenant governor, state insurance commissioner and state lawmakers.
Delaware Department of Elections: CLICK HERE
Not sure where to vote? CLICK HERE
Homeless or without a fixed residence? CLICK HERE
What's on your ballot? See a sample one. Assistance for voters with special needs. Absentee ballot received? Was your provisional ballot counted? CLICK HERE
See election results from inside Delaware (Tuesday after 8pm): CLICK HERE
Frequently Asked Questions (including showing ID, bringing children, using a cell phone, taking your time, wearing items about a candidate, appealing your registration status, and dealing with people handing out literature or conducting exit polls): CLICK HERE
Who is up for election in which year? CLICK HERE
Title 15 of Delaware Code (Elections): CLICK HERE
Chapter 49 (Election Day procedures including conduct, counting and complaints): CLICK HERE
Who is up for election in which year? CLICK HERE
Contacts by county:
New Castle: 302-577-3464 or CLICK HERE to email
Kent: 302-739-4498 or CLICK HERE to email
Sussex: 302-856-5367 or CLICK HERE to email