Gov. Phil Murphy: NJ Voters Will Vote By Mail in November

TRENTON, New Jersey -- New Jersey will move to a nearly all-mail election this November, following the model the state used in its July primary, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy said Friday.

Murphy, a Democrat, said during an interview with CNN that all voters would get a ballot, but it's not clear if people who aren't registered will get an application to register.

"It doesn't matter what party you're in, everybody gets a ballot," Murphy said.

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Murphy is expected to address the change during a news conference later Friday. The nearly all-mail election in July stemmed from the coronavirus outbreak.


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