Drop Box Program Expanded in Camden County

(Gloucester Township, NJ) — The Board of Elections have installed 29 drop boxes throughout the county to be used for vote by mail (VBM) ballots for the Nov. 2 General Election and beyond. New Jersey has grown mail-in voting to provide more access and opportunity to participate in the process and also a viable alternative during a global pandemic. This week 89,000 ballots are being sent to registered voters over in Camden County.

These large containers will be in addition to the previous installations done for the New Jersey 2020 Primary and General Elections this past November.  The drop boxes will be used as an alternative to the U.S. Postal Service and will be operated by the Board of Elections. The expanded vote by mail boxes are all in well-lit, secure and video monitored locations throughout the area and clearly marked.

“VBM drop boxes are conveniently located throughout Camden County to make voting easier and more convenient during this most unusual election year,” said Commissioner Louis Cappelli Jr. “Voters can rest assured that these boxes are safe and secure, and that their vote will be counted as long as their ballot is completed properly and placed in any VBM drop box prior to the closing of polls on November 2. Voters can also return their ballot by mail or by bringing it to the Board of Elections in person.”

County residents can use any of the 29 drop boxes which have been placed throughout the county. VBM ballots can also be dropped off at the County Board of Elections located at 100 University Court in Gloucester Township.

Camden County Ballot Drop-off Locations: