Englewood General Election Polling Locations: Where To Vote

ENGLEWOOD, NJ — The Nov. 3 general election is approaching, and Englewood voters planning to cast their ballots in person can check their assigned polling locations before heading out.

Polls will be open Tuesday, Nov. 3, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., according to the New Jersey Division of Elections.

The City of Englewood lists the following polling locations by ward and district.

In Ward 1, District 1 voters are assigned to Englewood Public Library, 31 Engle Street. The polling location for District 2 is Donald A. Quarles School, 186 Davison Place. District 3 voters can cast their ballots at Grieco School, 50 Durie Avenue, while District 4 voters are assigned to City Hall, 2-10 North Van Brunt Street.

In Ward 2, Districts 1 and 2 are listed at Southeast Senior Center for Independent Living, 228 Grand Avenue. District 3 is at Flat Rock Brook Nature Center, east end of 443 Van Nostrand Avenue, and District 4 at Crowne Plaza Hotel, 401 South Van Brunt Street.

In Ward 3, District 1 voters can cast their ballots at City Hall, 2-10 North Van Brunt Street.Grieco School, 50 Durie Avenue, will serve as the polling location for District 2. Voters in District 3 will go to Dwight Morrow High School, 274 Knickerbocker Road. District 4 voters should head to Janis E. Dismus Middle School, 325 Tryon Avenue.

In Ward 4, Districts 1 and 4 are listed at Municipal Court, 73 South Van Brunt Street. District 2 is at First Baptist Church, 351 West Englewood Avenue, and District 3 at Community Baptist Church, 224 First Street.

Voters should confirm their current assignments through the state's polling place search tool or their sample ballots.

For mail-in voting, Englewood has an authorized ballot drop box at City Hall, 2-10 North Van Brunt Street.

Voters can find additional locations throughout Bergen County on the New Jersey Division of Elections' official ballot drop box directory.

Completed ballots must reach a secure drop box or county Board of Elections office by 8 p.m. Nov. 3. Mailed ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and received by Nov. 9.

Mail-in ballots cannot be returned to Election Day polling places.

Have a correction or news tip? Email dani.sepe@patch.com.