| Voting
in the Annual School Election – by selecting your school board
members and deciding your school district’s budget – is a simple but
powerful way to support student achievement and strengthen your
community.
Now it’s easier than ever to vote. New Jersey allows voters to cast
their vote by mail through the use of a mail-in ballot.
The New Jersey School Boards Association created this Voter
Information Center to provide the resources needed to take part in
the 2011 Annual School Election, which is scheduled for Wednesday,
April 27. It includes background information and data, as well as
links to obtain a mail-in ballot and voter registration forms. Remember:
The deadline to register for the school election is Wednesday,
April 6.
Be sure to do your part by taking part in
the Annual School Election.
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Voter
Resources:
Voter Registration Forms - Get Registered to
Vote!
Vote-By-Mail
- In New Jersey, any voter can now vote by mail for any election
VoteApril27
– NJSBA’s new voter awareness effort gives citizens resources to
get out the vote
Election
Information:
Voters Approve Nearly 80% of School Budgets (4/28)
– A news release providing a summary of action on the 2011 Annual School Election.
School Budget Election Results, by County (4/28)
– NJSBA's chart showing the success rate of proposed school budgets in the April 27 school elections.
NJSBA's
2011 School Election Q&A – NJSBA’s legal team answers over 100
frequently asked questions
2011
School Election Data – Statistics and results of New Jersey’s
Annual School Election
Important
Election Dates – From NJSBA, select dates in the
candidacy/election process
Citizens
Show Heightened Interest in School Board Candidacy – NJSBA's news
release with statistics on school board candidates
School
Election and Budget Procedures Calendar – The NJ Department of
Education’s 2011 calendar of events and deadlines in the
election/budget cycle
Candidate
Kit – NJSBA’s annual kit with information for prospective
candidates
2011 Vote Posters – Print and distribute posters to
encourage voter participation
About
School Boards:
School
Boards and the Power of the Public – School boards are democracy
in action, guiding your community’s most significant public
institution.
Cast
Your Vote for Student Success – Why voting for school board
members helps support student success and strengthen your community.
2010
Election Information:
School
Election Data — 2010 – Statistics and results of New Jersey’s
Annual School Election
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