New Jersey’s primary election is Tuesday, June 2. Here’s what you should know beforehand, from election deadlines to who’s on the ballot.

Thirteen Democrats and one Republican are seeking their party’s nomination on June 2.

Mail voters can check the list of “undeliverable” ballots. Also, the deadline to register to vote is Monday.

Less than three weeks away, the May 19 primary will likely determine who replaces Dwight Evans in Congress next year.

Some Montgomery County voters will consider referendums on a series of charter amendments and a tax increase for open space.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has never said whether he's interested in running for president. But he does say he wants a voice in his party's future.

The four remaining candidates agree on more than they don’t, but there are differences on some key issues important to Philly voters.

Primary voters in Monmouth and Ocean counties will choose between Democrats John Blake and Rachel Peace. The winner will face longtime U.S. House Rep. Chris Smith in November.

All voters, regardless of party, will decide whether to create a city-run retirement savings program and to make permanent an office that monitors youth services.

Booker is running unopposed in the Democratic primary. Republicans Alex Zdan, Richard Tabor, Robert Lebovics and Justin Murphy are vying for their party’s nomination.

The race was seen as a bellwether for the upcoming midterm elections, which will determine which party controls Congress.

State Rep. Chris Rabb nearly doubled his rivals in first-quarter fundraising, but Dr. Ala Stanford enters April with the most cash on hand.

The 11th District was long a Republican stronghold but has become increasingly Democratic since Trump’s first term.

A Democratic victory in the Democratic-leaning district would further narrow the slim majority Republicans hold in the chamber.

Registration closes May 4, mail ballot applications are due May 12, and the election is May 19.