Spring Lake Heights Democrats

06/10/2026

Dems are more fun, any day!🏀

06/02/2026

Today, June 2nd is Election Day - Do you have a plan to vote today?

If you're voting in person today, the polls are opened at 6:00 am this morning and are closing at 8:00 pm tonight.

Find your polling location here:

https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/polling-place-search

Reminder: Primary Elections are "closed" in the State of New Jersey, meaning that only registered Democrats may vote in the Democratic Primary, and only registered Republicans may vote in the Republican Primary.

*Unaffiliated voters may affiliate with a party the day of the Primary and subsequently vote that day.

If you have received a Vote-By-Mail Ballot, RETURN IT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

Vote-by-Mail ballots are due before 8 pm tonight, Tuesday, June 2nd.

You may hand-deliver your ballot to the Monmouth County Board of Elections Office before the time the polls close tonight at 8:00 pm.

Address to hand-deliver:

Monmouth County Board of Elections
300 Halls Mill Road
Freehold, New Jersey 07728

Voting-by-Mail is safe and secure. We strongly encourage Vote-by-Mail voters to return their ballot at any drop box in Monmouth County by 8:00 pm on Primary Election Day.

To find a list of drop box locations: https://www.monmouthcountyvotes.gov/dropboxes/

If you are mailing your ballot, it must be postmarked by the Post Office's Close of Business today Tuesday, June 2nd. Please be advised that USPS has put out an advisory on how mail is postmarked.

*They have released the following document to give guidance:

"Customers may request a local (manual) postmark, also called a “round-date stamp,” at the retail counter of any Post Office, station, or branch; and that when a customer requests a manual postmark, the mailpiece must be hand-canceled, free of charge."

https://news.usps.com/2026/02/03/postal-service-offers-postmarking-guidance/

To track your ballot if you have already returned it, click the link below:

https://monmouthcounty.ballottrax.net/voter/

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04/10/2026

Does this man really represent us?

Despite talks of ceasefires, conflict in the Middle East persists. A New Jersey congressman played a leading role in blocking an effort led by Democrats to rein in President Trump’s military actions against Iran. And he did so without saying a word.

Rep. Chris Smith, a Republican who has represented New Jersey’s 4th Congressional District since 1981, was serving as the pro forma speaker during Thursday’s House session when Democrats attempted to pass a war powers resolution via unanimous consent.

Using his authority, Smith declined to recognize the Democrats seeking to bring the measure to the floor for debate, effectively killing the effort before it even began.

Rep. Chris Smith blocked Democrats from passing an Iran war powers resolution Thursday by declining to recognize members.