
National Voter Registration Day
As you know, this is a pivotal election year, and voter turnout is more crucial than ever. Registering to vote is the first step in fulfilling our collective civic duty. In addition to voting, it is imperative that we spread the word about voter registration. September 15th is National Voter Registration Day. Below are helpful links, dates, and everything you need to register to vote or confirm your registration.
Know Before You Vote: Where Do The Candidates Stand on the Arts?
Voting is a huge part of being an arts advocate. But it’s also crucial to be an informed voter. Advocating for the sustainability and accessibility of the arts requires us to know where our elected officials stand on these issues. Each year, ArtPride New Jersey distributes surveys to all incumbent legislators and challengers to inform New Jersey residents about each candidate's positions on the arts. Our organization provides this information to voters for informational purposes only. Responses do not suggest the endorsement of any candidate or party.
Results of our Gubernatorial and State Assembly surveys are available now.
Helpful Links
Important Dates
Important Dates for NJ Voters: NJ.gov 2026 Primary Election Timeline
Online Voter Registration Application
Voter Registration Application through the New Jersey Voter Information Portal: Online Voter Registration Application
Voter Registration FAQ
Visit the Frequently Asked Questions page for more details on: Voter Registration FAQ
ArtsVote in New Jersey Factsheet
Use this checklist to ensure your vote is counted ArtsVote in New Jersey Factsheet
NJ Center for Nonprofits Voter Engagement Guide
Read about the many ways that 501(c)(3) organizations can legally conduct nonpartisan voter engagement activities: NJ Center for Nonprofits Voter Engagement Guide
Check if I’m registered to vote
Enter your name and date of birth to search for your voter registration record: Check if I’m registered to vote
Did you move recently?
Use this link to update your contact information: Did you move recently? Update your address
Public Value (AEP6)
See the impact of the arts in your county: Public Value (AEP6)
Remember, advocating for the arts is not just something we should do during election season. Advocacy happens all year long and is crucial to maintain a thriving arts sector and to hold elected officials accountable to its needs and concerns. Stay up-to-date on the issues facing New Jersey's arts community and the actions you can take to support our state's creative industry. Sign up for Action Alert to stay in touch and be involved in our work.