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New Jersey votes - mostly by mail-in balloting

In August, Gov. Phil Murphy ordered that New Jersey would have a mostly all mail-in election. County boards of elections - including the one in Camden County - mailed out ballots to all of the state's registered voters. In the week before Election Day, New Jersey’s voter turnout has already surpassed 80% of the state’s total number of ballots cast in 2016

Paula Lucca works at the Camden County Board of Elections headquarters in Blackwood,, preparing ballots for the scanning machines to be counted. Just days before Election Day, New Jersey’s voter turnout has hit 80% of the state’s total number of ballots cast in 2016.
Paula Lucca works at the Camden County Board of Elections headquarters in Blackwood,, preparing ballots for the scanning machines to be counted. Just days before Election Day, New Jersey’s voter turnout has hit 80% of the state’s total number of ballots cast in 2016.Read moreTOM GRALISH / Staff Photographer
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