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Legislative committees approve higher pay for poll workers, letting more voters 'cure' mail-in ballot problems and letting people living overseas vote.

Vote by mail ballots snatched victory from republicans in NJ elections

Nearly 208,000 voters cast early ballots in person, a new option in New Jersey. More than 495,000 had voted by mail, as of Sunday.

Vote-by-mail ballots have already begun being mailed, and debates begin Sept. 28. The registration deadline is Oct. 12, and early voting starts Oct. 23.

About 690,000 people in New Jersey signed up for permanent vote-by-mail. If they don't opt out by Tuesday, they can't vote early on machines, new this year.

Around 1.4% of ballots cast in the mostly mail-in election were rejected. That's half the rate from the July primary but double that of the 2016 election.

Voter registration rolls aren't fully accurate, so ballots have been mailed to people who have moved or passed away.

A federal judge denied the Republicans' effort to block portions of New Jersey’s mostly vote-by-mail election.

New Jersey has allowed vote-by-mail for years – but it’s never been done on the scale of what’s being used during the pandemic-era election of 2020.

Legislation from Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce would require two weeks of early voting on election machines, rather than paper provisional ballots.