Christine Hanlon

To help answer some Election Day and Voting FAQ's, Monmouth County Clerk Christine Hanlon joined us on 'Shore Time with Vin and Dave' on Sunday morning on 94.3 The Point and 105.7 The Hawk.

We turn our attention to the standard election day voting you experienced thru 2019 but there are a few things you need to know about casting your ballot on Election Day 2021.

Early in-person voting is underway in New Jersey having begun on Saturday and continuing through this coming Sunday October 31.

The early voting season consisting of nine days leading up to election day begins on October 23 and it adds a new way of casting your ballots here in 2021.

There are a few things you need to know which will clear up any confusion about casting a ballot in person or submitting one via the mail or drop box.

It is the unofficial start to summer here on Memorial Day weekend but let's not forget why we even have this weekend.

Monmouth County government officials and restaurant leaders are exited to welcome residents and tourists in for some summer fun and good eats while also addressing the challenges ahead of the summer of 2021.

In these unprecedented times, there are many challenges with a primarily and universal mail-in ballot/drop off ballot Election process in 2020.

There are 17 drop off box locations in Monmouth County and 17 in Ocean County you can drive to and drop off your ballot and of course you can send back by mail as well.

Instead of waiting for Governor Murphy to make decisions to reopen the state economy and in lieu of what those plans may entail, Monmouth County Freeholder Director Tom Arnone is preparing a pitch for the Governor to let each county decide when to reopen and how to do so safely.