Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026Nov 3 · Early voting Oct 24 – Nov 110/24–11/1

4days 22hrs 29min 22sec until polls close

Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Make a plan to vote.

Ravi Patni is on the ballot for Robbinsville Township Council. Pick the way that fits your week. Every option counts the same.

4days 22hours 29minutes 22seconds

until polls close at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3

Vote-by-mail ballots are arriving now

Ravi is near the bottom of your ballot.

The Robbinsville Township Council race sits below the federal and county races, in its own box headed Non-Partisan Municipal Election Ballot. It is the easiest race on the page to miss, so it is worth checking before you seal the envelope.

Ravi Patni Column F 1F

The office reads Council — 1 Year Unexpired Term — Vote for One. Mail ballots began going out on September 19.

An official Mercer County mail-in ballot for Robbinsville Township. The Non-Partisan Municipal Election Ballot box at the foot of the page is highlighted, and an arrow points to Ravi Patni in Column F, line 1F, for Council, 1 Year Unexpired Term, Vote for One.
Where to look. The example shown is a District 2 ballot. Open it full size

Three ways to vote

Early. By mail. Or on the day.

Oct 24 – Nov 1

Early in person

Vote at any early voting location in Mercer County, Saturday, October 24 through Sunday, November 1. No appointment, no excuse needed.

  • Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Any Mercer County location works, not just the one nearest you.
Find an early voting location
Apply by Oct 27

Vote by mail

Ballots began going out on September 19. If yours has arrived, Ravi is in Column F, line 1F, near the bottom of the page.

Your application must be received by the Mercer County Clerk on Tuesday, October 27, not just postmarked. You can also apply in person at the Clerk’s office until 3 p.m. on Monday, November 2.

  • Return your ballot by mail, postmarked by 8 p.m. on November 3.
  • Or use a secure county drop box by 8 p.m. on November 3.
  • Track your ballot at vote.nj.gov.
Request a mail ballot online
Tuesday, Nov 3

Election Day

Polls are open 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at your assigned polling place. Bring nothing but yourself; New Jersey does not require ID for most voters.

  • Not sure where you vote? Look it up below.
  • Check your registration first if you have moved.
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Check my registration Register by Oct 13 NJ Division of Elections

Early voting locations in Mercer County

Where to vote early.

Any of these locations works for any Mercer County voter during early voting, October 24 to November 1.

Monday to Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. · Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

  • Mercer County Library – Hickory Corner Branch38 Hickory Corner Road, East Windsor
  • Mercer County Office Park1440 Parkside Ave, Ewing, NJ 08638
  • Colonial Firehouse Company801 Kuser Road, Hamilton, NJ 08619
  • Mercer County Library – Lawrence Headquarters Branch2751 Brunswick Pike (at Darrah Lane), Lawrence
  • Pennington Fire Company120 Broemel Place, Pennington
  • Princeton Municipal Building – Community Room400 Witherspoon Street, Princeton
  • Trenton Firehouse Headquarters244 Perry Street, Trenton
  • Mercer County Library – West Windsor Branch333 N Post Road, West Windsor

All eight sites are open to any Mercer County voter, so use whichever is easiest — you are not tied to the one nearest home. Source: Mercer County Clerk. Confirm before you travel at the state’s early voting page.

If you’re in line by 8 pm, you can vote.

Secure mail-in ballot drop boxes

Drop your ballot off instead.

Open around the clock until 8 p.m. on November 3. Any Mercer County box accepts your ballot — the Robbinsville one is closest to home.

Robbinsville

  • Robbinsville Township Municipal Annex2298 NJ-33 — in the back parking lot of the Municipal Building

East Windsor

  • East Windsor Courthouse80 One Mile Road — Municipal Court

Hamilton

  • Hamilton Golf / Call Center5 Justice Samuel A. Alito Way
  • John O. Wilson Community Center169 Wilfred Ave.
  • Nottingham Firehouse200 Mercer St., Hamilton Square — right side of building

Hightstown

  • Hightstown Municipal Building156 Bank St. — Bank Street side

Ewing

  • Ewing Municipal Building2 Jake Garzio Drive — in front
  • Mercer County Office Complex1440 Parkside Ave. — along the curb at the entrance
  • The College of New Jersey1872 Pennington Road — in front of Administrative Services

Hopewell Township

  • Hopewell Township Administration Building201 Washington Crossing–Pennington Road, at Scotch Road

Lawrence

  • Board of Elections930 Spruce St.
  • Lawrence Municipal Building2207 Lawrenceville Road (Rt 206) — north/right side

Princeton

  • Princeton Municipal Building400 Witherspoon St. — front, facing Witherspoon
  • Princeton University, Wawa / Dinky Station152 Alexander St. — on the circle

Trenton

  • County Clerk’s Office, Courthouse Annex209 S. Broad St. — in front
  • Trenton City Hall319 E. State St. — at the back, near the Municipal Clerk
  • Monument Elementary School145 Pennington Ave. — Calhoun Street side
  • Trenton Central High School400 Chambers St.

West Windsor

  • West Windsor Municipal Complex271 Clarksville Road — between the Municipal Building and the Senior Center

Source: Mercer County Clerk. The state also keeps a drop box locator.

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Dates reflect New Jersey’s 2026 General Election calendar. Always confirm details with the NJ Division of Elections or the Mercer County Clerk.