If your circumstances require you mail in your vote, the deadline to do so is end of day today.
The information comes by way of a Star Ledger story.
The emergency is making many things difficult for New Jersey and Hoboken residents among them. If you wish to obtain a ballot by mail, you have to get the request in by end of business today.
The Hudson County Clerk’s office is available to assist but without power they can’t take your request beyond end of business later this afternoon.
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Additional reports of power returning to parts of Hoboken is a tremendous morale boost to many in the community but PSE&G is facing a race against the clock as evening temperatures are falling to freezing in the next few days.
MSV confirmed yesterday several areas downtown were powering up in the fourth ward from lower Jackson Street and points east. Other reported areas in midtown in the area of Church Square Park saw power coming online as well. The vast majority of Hoboken however remains without power.
Mayor Zimmer at press conference earlier today said restoring power will not take 7-10 days
A twitter post just brought the best news anyone in Hoboken could have hoped for when the announcement came in First and Willow has come back online. The estimates to get power up across town was said to be in the range of seven to ten days.
The post retweeted by theBoken.com said:
=&0=&: This report is unconfirmed but MSV is going to run with it anyway. =&1=&: The mayor has weighed in just now via twitter: The Hoboken Police are noting lights coming on downtown near the train station and Observer. Also, an unconfirmed report sections of Garden Street and upper Washington also powered up! Those indicators may be premature for upper Garden and Washington. But the buzz has started. Councilwoman Jen Giattino in a random street crossing said Sixth Street. Looks like through Willow.| Some lights in the fourth ward have returned. Credit: Amardeep Singh |
Hoboken City Hall late this afternoon was a beehive of activity. An army of youth were being briefed on a mission and preparing to head out to make deliveries to residents in need.
Hoboken reportedly has seen hundreds of volunteers sign up and the late afternoon proved to show a focused group. There’s a desk with sign up sheets manned with people looking to get people signed and helping out.
City of Hoboken announces:
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