Unhoused, Not Unheard: Know Your Rights When Voting While Unhoused in New Jersey

Last updated: October 26, 2026 01:12 pm

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Homelessness shouldn’t stop you from casting your vote.

In New Jersey, people experiencing homelessness who are otherwise eligible can register to vote.

The resources on this site are meant to educate the public on legal rights in New Jersey. It is not legal advice and is not in any way intended to be a substitute for legal advice or representation. Information on this page may have changed since it was written. Attorneys consulting these resources should make certain the law is still valid.

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I registered to vote in New Jersey, but my name isn’t on the voter rolls. What can I do?

If you’re missing from the poll book on Election Day, you have options to cast your vote.