Who are my elected officials?

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What are they responsible for?

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See below!

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Who are my elected officials? 〰️ What are they responsible for? 〰️ See below! 〰️

How do I find my Elected Officials?

You can find your Local or County officials, Governor, and President with a simple online search that includes your town or county.
To find your State Legislators or Congress members it’s easier if you know your District numbers.
“LD” and the number, indicates your State Legislative District.
“CD” and the number, indicates your Congressional District.
If you are a registered voter you can find your district numbers on your sample ballot in My Voter Record, on the NJ.gov voter portal. If you haven’t signed up it’s a great tool to see all the information you need, and your voting history. You can also track when your vote was counted.
If you are not yet registered to vote, you can use one of the portals linked below.

  • This is a secure portal set up by the New Jersey State Government. Sign up to see where you vote, and your State and Congressional Districts. You can also see your voting history.

  • Find your State Legislators using the District Map. Just enter your address or zip code, click on the location pin, and District Details show your State Senator and Assembly Representatives.

  • New Jersey (all states) has two Senators at the Federal level, currently Cory Booker and Andy Kim. And we have 9 Congressional Districts. You can find who your Congress person is at The House, using the zip code search in the upper right corner of the page.

  • If you prefer to search for your local or county government by where you live, this is the place!

What do these Elected Officials do?

They ask for your vote, but what do they do?
We think our, In a Nutshell series can help.

And we’re constantly working on this section so keep checking in. If you want to know what different Elected Officials do, just click on the link for a description In a Nutshell with good links for more information if you need it.