Tue · Nov 3 · 1am
Fanwood Vote by Mail Ballots and Drop Box Info
The north side of the Historic Train Station on North Avenue, Fanwood, NJ. · North Avenue
The Borough of Fanwood mailed vote by mail ballots on Tuesday to registered voters who requested them. Voters should expect them within a few days, according to the borough.
Fanwood officials strongly recommend mailing completed ballots back at least seven days before the November 3 election. That means by October 27. Union County Life covers local government and civic news in Fanwood and the other 20 Union County towns.
Voters who do not want to mail their ballot can use a secure drop box. Fanwood's drop box is on the north side of the Historic Train Station on North Avenue. It is open through 8 p.m. on November 3. Other drop box locations are listed online and on sample ballots.
For questions, call the Fanwood Borough Clerk's Office at 908-322-8236, ext. 123, or the Union County Clerk's Office at 908-527-4996. Stay informed about Fanwood news and announcements on Union County Life.
Photo Credit: Borough of Fanwood
FAQ:
Q: Where is the ballot drop box in Fanwood?
A: Fanwood's secure ballot drop box is on the north side of the Historic Train Station on North Avenue. It is open through 8 p.m. on November 3.
Q: When should I mail back my Fanwood vote by mail ballot?
A: Fanwood officials strongly recommend mailing your completed ballot at least seven days before November 3, which is October 27. If it is later than that, use a drop box instead.
Q: Who gets a vote by mail ballot in Fanwood, and what if mine has not arrived?
A: Ballots were mailed to registered Fanwood voters who requested them and should arrive within a few days. If yours does not show up, call the Fanwood Borough Clerk's Office at 908-322-8236, ext. 123, or the Union County Clerk's Office at 908-527-4996.
Q: Does it cost anything to return my ballot?
A: Using the Fanwood drop box at the Historic Train Station costs nothing. The borough notice does not say whether return postage is prepaid, so check your ballot envelope or call the Borough Clerk's Office.
Q: Where can I follow Fanwood election news?
A: Union County Life covers local government and civic news in Fanwood and all 21 Union County towns. Visit unioncountylife.com for updates before the November 3 election.
