Follow along with MyCentralJersey.com on Election Day - with unlimited access
Stay tuned with MyCentralJersey.com on Nov. 8 as we bring you live updates on both local and the national election.
It's finally here - Election Day - and the Courier News, Home News Tribune and MyCentralJersey.com know that you are just as anxious as to what lies ahead as we are.
On Election Day, follow along on MyCentralJersey.com, our Facebook page at Facebook.com/MyCentralJersey and on Twitter @MyCentralJersey with #MyCJVotes as we bring the breaking election coverage right to your fingertips.
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This will include local election results for your towns (including the presidential race) as the numbers become available — we will update the results throughout the evening in live time on MyCentralJersey.com. Throughout the day, team members also will be at local polling sites talking to you about this year's election.
Also, check us out on Instagram @MyCentralJersey for a behind-the-scenes look on what’s happening in our newsroom as we present live video feeds from the New Jersey newsrooms of the USA TODAY NETWORK.
At the USA TODAY NETWORK, democracy and free speech are central to our mission. We believe our American ideal is at its best when citizens have full access to comprehensive news coverage before they participate in our democracy by casting a vote in national, state and local elections on Tuesday.
That’s why the the Courier News, Home News Tribune, MyCentralJersey.com and the entire USA TODAY NETWORK will be opening up all desktop and mobile websites on Nov. 8 and 9. You, and every American, will have unrestricted access to all of our content – including reporting and commentary from our award-winning teams – as we cover Election Day 2016, the results and what it all means.
On Election Day, journalists from the NETWORK’S 109 sites will be reporting from their polling places in key battleground states and across the country. We’ll carry the USA TODAY NETWORK’s Facebook Live real-time interactive coverage led by Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page. Follow our local coverage and the latest across the nation at elections.usatoday.com.
No matter the outcome, the USA TODAY NETWORK remains committed to helping our communities connect, act and thrive. Join our coverage of this historic moment on all our platforms and be sure to pick up your commemorative edition of USA TODAY as well as the Courier News and Home News Tribune.