Election Day is an opportunity for REALTORS® across North Jersey to make their voices heard and take an active role in the communities where they live and work.
NCJAR® encourages members throughout Morris, Essex, Union, and Passaic counties to participate in the electoral process and stay informed about the issues affecting their communities, housing, private property rights, homeownership, and the real estate profession.
Know Where to Vote
Before Election Day, take a few minutes to confirm your polling location. The State of New Jersey provides an official online Polling Place Search that allows registered voters to find their polling place by entering their home address.
Find Your Polling Place:
https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/polling-place-search
Checking your polling location ahead of time can help make Election Day easier and ensure you know exactly where to go when it is time to cast your ballot.
Make a Voting Plan
A little preparation can go a long way. Before Election Day:
- Confirm your polling location.
- Decide when you plan to vote.
- Make sure you have enough time in your schedule.
- Encourage colleagues, clients, friends, and neighbors to find their polling locations and participate.
Voting is one of the most direct ways to participate in the decisions that shape our towns, counties, state, and communities.
REALTOR® Advocacy Is About the Issues
NCJAR®’s Government Affairs efforts are grounded in REALTOR® Party principles and focused on issues that matter to REALTORS®, property owners, and the communities our members serve.
The REALTOR® Party is not a political party. REALTOR® advocacy focuses on issues affecting real estate, housing, homeownership, private property rights, and the real estate profession without alignment with a specific political party.
Whether an issue originates at the local, state, or federal level, an engaged REALTOR® community helps ensure the real estate industry has a voice in conversations that can affect our members and the people they serve.
Your Voice Matters
REALTORS® see firsthand how decisions made by elected officials can affect housing, property ownership, local communities, and the real estate profession.
This Election Day, make sure your voice is part of the process.
Check your polling location. Make your plan. Cast your vote.
