When you take part in a bond referendum, your individual vote can have a lot of impact. These local elections can be decided by very close margins.
Middle Township Public Schools will hold its bond referendum on Tuesday, Sept. 17.
Registered voters who are residents of Middle Township can cast ballots in person or by mail for this special election.
Each vote counts, so your participation truly matters!
Are you voting by mail?
Make sure you send your application in time for the County Clerk’s Office to receive it by Sept. 10. Details below.
REGISTER TO VOTE
Regardless of how you cast your ballot, an up-to-date registration is required to vote. Voters must be registered by Aug. 27 with their current address and name.
- Check your voter registration status in the state database.
- Register online, or update your name/address by completing a voter registration form.
- To register by mail, print and mail a paper registration form to Cape May County Board of Elections, P.O. Box 5000, Cape May Court House, NJ, 08210-9945.
Get more details about registering to vote from the Cape May County Votes website.
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How and where can I vote in person?
Voters can go to the polls from 4 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Information on polling locations will be added to this website when it is available.
To vote in person:
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- Ensure you are registered to vote by Aug. 27.
- Visit your assigned polling place during designated times on Sept. 17.
- Cast your vote.
If you arrive at the polls and are told that your ballot was already mailed to you, ask for a provisional ballot. This means your ballot will be counted once all mailed ballots are double-checked and processed.
How can I mail my ballot?
If you previously requested a Vote By Mail ballot for all elections, you should be sent one automatically. Cape May County will send those ballots several weeks in advance of the referendum, so watch your mailbox!
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- Check your Vote By Mail status by contacting the Office of the Cape May County Clerk at (609) 465-1010 or email [email protected].
- Request a Vote By Mail ballot by submitting a paper application to the County Clerk’s office. To receive a ballot in the mail, your application must arrive at the County Clerk’s office by Tuesday, Sept. 10.
- Please note voters can also request a Vote By Mail ballot in person at the County Clerk’s Office (7 N. Main St., Cape May Court House) until 3 p.m. on Sept. 6, the day before the referendum.
- Mail your ballot. It must be postmarked by Tuesday, Sept. 17. Ballots also can be deposited in a drop box; locations of drop boxes will be posted on this website when they are available.
- Track your ballot using the state’s voter portal. Setting up an account is free, and while this is an optional step, it is the only way to reliably monitor the status of your ballot online.
Aug. 27 – Register or update registration
Sept. 10 – County deadline to receive Vote By Mail applications
Sept. 17 – Last day to send VBM ballots or deposit them in drop box
Sept. 17 – In-person voting from 4 to 8 p.m.
Here’s how to learn more
Stay up to date on the MTPS bond referendum by checking this website regularly. Information will also be shared through social media, local news outlets and printed materials. The district will host a community-wide Q&A event later this summer.