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New Jersey Online Voting Contests

113 contests with public online voting in New Jersey — Athlete of the Week and more. Real, paced votes; honest guidance on each contest's rules.

Sports — Athlete of the Week & Player of the Year (12)

  • Asbury Park Press High School Athlete of the Week

    Asbury Park · Asbury Park Press / app.com

    The Asbury Park Press (app.com) weekly fan vote for the top prep athlete across Monmouth and Ocean counties — any sport, any season. Sponsored by Larson Ford, hosted on app.com and syndicated to Yahoo Sports, and closes Monday at 10 p.m. Eastern.

  • Courier-Post South Jersey Girls Basketball Player of the Week

    The Courier-Post / Atlantic City Electric weekly fan vote for South Jersey high school girls basketball — run by Gannett on courierpostonline.com and syndicated to Yahoo Sports. Fifteen-nominee ballot covering the Cape-Atlantic League, Colonial Conference, SICL, and Tri-County Conference, closing Sunday with a per-device voting pattern unlike the unlimited SI polls.

  • Jersey Sports Zone Football Game Ball

    The weekly Jersey Sports Zone fan vote for New Jersey high school football's "Game Ball." Reporters nominate standout performances from North, Central, and South Jersey on a single statewide ballot, and fans vote for the week's winner through Tuesday 3:00 p.m.

  • New Jersey High School Boys Basketball Player of the Week

    The High School on SI statewide fan vote for New Jersey's best boys basketball performance of the week. SI editors nominate eight players from across all NJSIAA sections; anyone can vote with no account, and the ballot closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific — one day earlier than the statewide football polls.

  • New Jersey High School Football Player of the Week

    The High School on SI statewide fan vote for the best New Jersey prep football performance of the week. SI editors pick the nominees from all NJSIAA sections and non-public divisions, anyone can vote without an account, and the poll closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Pacific — a day earlier than some regional counterparts, which concentrates the decisive push into Sunday afternoon.

  • New Jersey High School Player of the Year

    Statewide New Jersey · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / Arena Group)

    Season-end fan-vote recognition programme run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / formerly SBLive) at si.com/high-school/new-jersey, open to all NJSIAA-member schools statewide. Editors nominate standout athletes by sport after the season concludes; fans vote online with no per-vote cap until 11:59 p.m. Eastern on the published closing date.

  • NJ MileSplit Boys Performer of the Week

    A weekly fan vote from NJ MileSplit naming the top New Jersey boys track & field or cross country performer, run as a recurring series across three separate seasons each year: outdoor track in spring, cross country in fall, indoor track in winter, rather than a single season-long ballot.

  • NorthJersey.com Athlete of the Week

    Woodland Park · NorthJersey.com / The Record (Gannett / USA TODAY Network)

    Free weekly fan-vote poll at NorthJersey.com, run by The Record and Herald News (Gannett / USA TODAY Network), honouring the standout North Jersey high school athlete each week of the NJSIAA sports calendar. One vote per hour per device, no login required. Covers Bergen and Passaic County schools.

  • Press of Atlantic City Athlete of the Week

    Atlantic City · The Press of Atlantic City (Lee Enterprises)

    Weekly fan poll at pressofatlanticcity.com selecting one standout Cape-Atlantic League prep athlete per week across South Jersey's Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Ocean County schools. The Press of Atlantic City (Lee Enterprises) runs the ballot; voting closes Friday at noon and the winner appears in Saturday's print edition.

  • Shore Sports Insider Boys Basketball Player of the Week

    Shore Sports Insider's weekly Shore Conference boys basketball fan vote for Monmouth and Ocean counties, NJ. Ten nominees across eight divisional slots plus two wild cards — voting is limited to once per hour per voter, the ballot closes Saturday 10:00 AM, and the winner receives a Broad Street Dough Co. gift card.

  • Shore Sports Insider Girls Basketball Player of the Week

    Shore Conference region · Shore Sports Insider

    Shore Sports Insider's weekly fan vote for the best girls basketball performance in the Shore Conference (Monmouth and Ocean counties, NJ). Twelve nominees across eight divisions plus four wild cards; closes Friday at 10:00 PM; capped at one vote per hour — a harder mechanic than most regional polls in the state.

  • Shore Sports Insider Shore Conference Football Player of the Week

    Shore Sports Insider runs three separate weekly fan-vote polls — Offensive, Defensive, and Special Teams — for Shore Conference football covering Monmouth and Ocean counties. Voting closes Wednesday at 10:00 PM, earlier than any other New Jersey football poll, and the Wednesday close is the one fact that trips up first-time campaigns.

Best of / Readers' Choice (98)

  • 2025 Homeward Bound Alumni Calendar Contest

    Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center in Blackwood, New Jersey runs the Alumni Calendar Contest on the GoGo Photo Contest platform. Adopters entered their pets between October 16 and 30, public voting ran November 6 through 12, and the 2025 ballot closed at 8:00 PM Eastern Time on Sunday, November 23, 2025. Votes cost one dollar with a five dollar minimum, and proceeds support the adoption center.

  • 94.3 The Point Monmouth County School Spirit Competition

    WJLK-FM's 94.3 The Point runs the Monmouth County School Spirit Competition on its own site, 943thepoint.com, a radio bracket that narrows local schools through head-to-head voting rounds. Five editions are confirmed: 2018, 2019, 2024, 2025, and 2026. One archived Round 2 page recorded voting closing at 11:59 p.m. on a Sunday, October 14, though no year is attached to that page, and no category roster, vote cap, or current-round date is published; confirm all three on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Alumni Alumni Association Awards

    The Rider University Alumni Association presents its Alumni Awards to distinguished graduates each cycle. Nominations for the 2025 awards process closed on September 5, 2025. The ballot runs on rider.edu, the association's own site, from Lawrenceville in New Jersey. This page collects what the association has published about the program and what it leaves off the page, so supporters know exactly where they stand.

  • Asbury Park Press Readers' Choice

    Asbury Park Press runs its own Gannett-platform readers' choice ballot at app.com, covering Monmouth and Ocean Counties. It sits alongside, but is not the same program as, the YourChoiceAwards-branded Ocean County Community's Choice Awards that APP also co-sponsors, and Regional Media's unrelated Best of Jersey Shore Contest.

  • Atlantic Electric South Jersey Football Coach of the Year

    Atlantic Electric's South Jersey puts a high school football coaching honor in front of the public as an online ballot. The vote runs on the Crowdsignal poll.fm platform, and the most recent confirmed edition appeared in 2025, with an earlier edition in 2022. The closed 2025 ballot showed a leading share of 55 percent. Supporters simply pick a nominee on the poll page and submit.

  • Bergen & Morris Top Dentists

    Two Health & Life Magazines rankings, Bergen Top Dentists and Morris Top Dentists, cover dentists across Bergen and Morris counties through a combined peer-and-reader process at healthandlifemags.com. The 2026 cycle is confirmed; exact dentist counts and publish dates aren't public beyond that.

  • Best of Bergen Community's Choice Awards

    Bergen Record's county-level readers-choice program, run through the YourChoiceAwards platform at yourchoiceawards.com/bergen/, taking Bergen County businesses through a nomination stage and multiple voting rounds rather than a single statewide ballot.

  • Best Of Hoboken Jersey City Guide

    The Best Of Hoboken Jersey City Guide is a readers' choice awards program run each fall by Hoboken Girl, the Hoboken-based publication of The Local Girl Media Group. Readers nominate favorite local businesses first, then vote among the top three finalists in each category. Confirmed editions ran in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025, and the 2025 nomination round closed at 11:59PM on Tuesday, November 13th.

  • Best of Jersey Shore Contest

    Regional Media's annual Jersey Shore readers-choice awards, running nominations across roughly 230 categories before daily public voting on finalists at bestofjerseyshore.com.

  • Best of New Jersey

    NJBIZ's statewide Reader Rankings, a two-stage nominate-then-vote business awards ballot covering finance, real estate, education, retail, health care, and law.

  • Best of SJ Readers' Poll

    The Best of SJ Readers' Poll is SJ Mag Media's annual readers' choice ballot for South Jersey, hosted on the publisher's own website at sjmagazine.net. Confirmed editions ran in 2023, 2025 and 2026. The current voting window closes on August 4th at 5 pm. The publisher has not printed a complete category roster or a per-supporter voting rule on the pages this guide draws from, so nominees should read the live ballot before planning anything.

  • Best of SJ Readers' Poll

    South Jersey Magazine invites readers across South Jersey, New Jersey to cast ballots in the Best of SJ Readers' Poll, a best-of celebration of local businesses, dining and services. The magazine describes the project as honoring everything that makes the region a great place to live, work and play. Voting in the 2026 cycle closes July 31 at 5 pm. The poll ran in 2023 and 2026, and the magazine has not published an opening date for the current window.

  • Best of South Jersey

    South Jersey Magazine's online readers' poll covering Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, and Atlantic counties, with categories spanning local businesses including confirmed recognition such as Top Dentists.

  • Colored Christmas Lights Or White Christmas Lights Poll

    WSJO, the SoJo 104.9 radio station serving the Atlantic City area of New Jersey, runs a seasonal listener poll that asks one question: colored Christmas lights or white Christmas lights? The ballot sits at sojo1049.com, a domain the station runs itself, and confirmed editions have appeared in 2018, 2019, 2021, 2024, 2025 and 2026, each one inside December. This page collects what is published about the poll, how a supporter casts a vote, and how it sits beside other New Jersey public votes.

  • CommunityVotes Jersey City

    CommunityVotes' annual public nomination-then-vote ballot for Jersey City businesses, run at jerseycity.communityvotes.com across restaurants, services, health, and beauty categories, with the 2026 cycle's nomination window confirmed for January 16 to May 10.

  • CommunityVotes Newark

    Metroland's CommunityVotes readers-choice program for Newark, New Jersey, run at newark.communityvotes.com. As of this record the 2026 cycle has already closed: winners were announced in June 2026, with made-to-order awards taking 6-8 weeks to arrive. It is a separate program from CommunityVotes Jersey City, run by the same network in a different Essex-County-adjacent market.

  • Final 3 Best Ocean County High School Mascot

    WOBM-FM, a New Jersey radio station, runs the Final 3 Best Ocean County High School Mascot ballot, a public-vote best-of program for high school mascot pride across Ocean County. The vote is part of the station's March Mascot Extravaganza and lives on wobm.com. Confirmed editions cover 2021 and then 2023 through 2026, with a documented voting window of March 26 through March 30, 2021. Per-supporter vote limits and eligibility rules are not published; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • For Chelseas Next Hairstyle Sponsored

    WPUR's Cat Country 107.3 runs a summer ballot asking listeners which hairstyle Chelsea, a personality on the station, should have next. The vote takes place on catcountry1073.com itself, and confirmed editions stretch from 2018 through 2026, with the voting phase falling between June and August. Unlike New Jersey's readers' choice surveys, this promotion is entertainment built around a personality rather than a business directory.

  • For Hs Athlete Of The Week Football And Field Hockey Playoffs

    WPUR, the South Jersey country radio station behind catcountry1073.com, runs a public ballot for high school athletes during November playoff weeks in football and field hockey. Five nominees go up each week, and a winner is named, such as the winner for the week of November 10. Six autumns are confirmed, 2021 through 2026, and WPUR prints no fixed calendar ahead of the postseason.

  • For Hs Athlete Of The Week Football Soccer Cross Country

    WENJ, the South Jersey ESPN radio affiliate at 973espn.com, runs a weekly public vote for high school athletes in football, soccer and cross country. Ballots for the week of November 3rd were live on the station's own site, with the winner posted for that same week. The vote has run each fall from 2021 through 2026. Nominees are revealed during GameNight, and each weekly ballot's dates and rules belong to the live page itself.

  • For South Jerseys Favorite Bartender

    WPUR, a New Jersey radio station, runs a public vote that asks listeners to name South Jersey's favorite bartender. The 2017 ballot accepted nominations until December 16th at 11:59 p.m., after which a set of finalists was chosen for the voting round. Confirmed editions exist for 2017 and 2019. The contest runs entirely on WPUR's own website, with no outside balloting service involved.

  • For South Jerseys High-School Athlete Of The Week Football Soccer Cross Country (catcountry1073)

    Cat Country 107.3 WPUR, a country radio station broadcasting to South Jersey, runs a weekly vote for fall-sport athletes covering football, soccer and cross country. Listeners cast ballots on the WPUR site, with a fresh slate of five nominees posted each week during the November window. Editions have run from 2021 through 2026, and the station is based in New Jersey.

  • For The 885 Greatest Songs Of The 21st Century

    WXPJ invites its listeners to build the soundtrack of the century by voting for the 885 Greatest Songs of the 21st Century. The form lives at xpn.org, the broadcaster's home domain, and asks each supporter to name up to ten personal favorite songs. The current window closes on Wednesday, November 13 at 11:59 PM, and the station then counts the picks down on air. Confirmed editions so far ran in 2024 and 2025. This page collects what the ballot itself states, what it does not, and how a supporter takes part.

  • For The Best Food Truck In South Jersey Poll (sojo1049)

    WSJO, the SoJO 104.9 pop station for Atlantic City and greater South Jersey, runs a single-question food truck vote on sojo1049.com. Seven editions are confirmed between 2018 and 2025, and each cycle's voting window falls between June and August. The station leaves the exact opening day and closing day unstated ahead of a cycle, so read the live ballot.

  • For The Best Marching Band In Mercer County

    WPST, the Princeton contemporary-hits station heard on 94.5 PST, invites the public to decide which Mercer County high school marching band deserves the top spot. The ballot lives at wpst.com, and confirmed editions span 2018 to 2026 with 2021 absent, each anchoring its live rounds to December. One vote per voter per day is the published rule, and the field narrows to a top four before the final round.

  • For The Blueclaws To Win The Best Specialty Jersey Award

    WCHR-FM, the New Jersey radio station behind 1057thehawk.com, invites listeners to vote for the BlueClaws to win the Best Specialty Jersey Award. Confirmed runs span 2019 plus each year from 2023 to 2026, and the station brands the prize a Golden Bobblehead. Voting falls in October, but the station does not print exact opening and closing dates.

  • For The Cal Athlete Of The Year Poll

    WENJ, the New Jersey sports station behind 973espn.com, runs the For The Cal Athlete Of The Year Poll on its own website. The ballot asks listeners to pick a favorite CAL high school athlete, with Bunting Family Pharmacy of Northfield attached as sponsor. Confirmed editions span 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2025 and 2026, and the voting window falls in March.

  • For The Cutest Couple At The Jersey Shore App

    WJLK-FM, the Asbury Park licensed station known on air as 94.3 The Point, invites listeners across the Jersey Shore to crown their cutest couple on its own website each February. The ballot has run in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. For the 2025 cycle, entries were accepted from Friday, January 24 through Tuesday, February 11, and public voting ran from Wednesday, February 5 until 11:59PM ET on February 11. The station leaves its category roster and any voting limit off the page, so read the live form before rallying support.

  • For The Most Inspiring Bluefriday Honoree

    New Jersey listeners decide the most compelling

  • For The Of Our First Day Of School Photo Contest

    WSJO runs the For The Of Our First Day Of School Photo Contest on its own website, sojo1049.com, for families across Atlantic City and the rest of New Jersey. The station narrows first day of school photo submissions to ten finalists and lets the public vote for the winner. The balloting window falls in September, and in the cycle documented on the page the winning photo was the one with the most votes by midnight on September 21st. Confirmed editions stretch from 2018 through 2026, with a gap at 2021.

  • For The Top High School Athletes In The Cape Atlantic League

    The SCHOPPY Awards ballot for the top high school athletes in the Cape-Atlantic League is run by WENJ, the 97.3 ESPN station in New Jersey. Prime Events honors one male and one female student-athlete from the league each year, and the station holds a vote in that selection. Confirmed editions run in 2020, 2021, 2024, 2025 and 2026, with the June cycle closing in a live broadcast announcement. The ballot sits inside the station's own domain.

  • For Your Favorite Jersey Shore Love Story

    For Your Favorite Jersey Shore Love Story is WJLK-FM's December public vote, carried on the station's website and aimed at Jersey Shore couples on the verge of engagement. Unlike the business rankings around it, this Asbury Park, New Jersey ballot puts a $10,000 custom creation from Earth Treasures Fine Jewelers in Eatontown on the line, with judges cutting the field to the Top 25 before listeners vote.

  • For Your Favorite New Jersey Beach Audio

    WKXW, the New Jersey radio station behind nj1015.com, invites listeners to pick their favorite New Jersey beach in an annual survey that runs on the station's own nj1015.com domain. Confirmed editions ran every year from 2020 through 2025, and a 2016 voting window ran May 2 to June 10. The ballot asks a single beach question rather than ranking businesses across categories, and WKXW has printed neither a category breakdown nor a per-supporter limit.

  • Health & Life Essex Readers' Choice

    Essex · Health & Life Magazines

    Health & Life Magazines runs Essex Readers' Choice out of Essex, New Jersey, publishing the ballot on its own site rather than a shared voting platform. The current cycle carries the label "2026," with its voting window confirmed to December 2025 on the live page. Two editions are confirmed so far, 2025 and 2026. No published roster of categories and no daily-vote rule exist on that page; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • In Final For South Jerseys Favorite Bartender

    WPUR, the Cat Country 107.3 country station for New Jersey, ran a final-round public vote for South Jersey's Favorite Bartender. Thousands of nominations were narrowed to nine finalists, and listeners picked the winner online. Confirmed editions ran in 2018 and 2019, with the 2018 vote closing on January 5. Day-level dates and voting rules for any current cycle are not printed on the final-round page.

  • Jersey Bites Monmouth County Readers' Choice

    Jersey Bites runs a Monmouth County readers' choice covering six named food categories, Romantic, Seafood, Waterfront, Breakfast, Pizza, and Burgers, voted online at jerseybites.com. It's a food-only ballot from a dining blog, not a general business award like its Jersey Shore neighbors.

  • Jersey Choice Restaurant Poll

    New Jersey Monthly's statewide dining readers' poll, split into North, Central, and South regional ballots across dozens of restaurant categories, now in its 42nd consecutive year.

  • Jersey Choice Top Dentists

    New Jersey Monthly's Jersey Choice Top Dentists names 614 dentists across 11 specialties, chosen by fellow dentists asked which peers they would send their own families to. Results publish each July at njmonthly.com/find-a-dentist/. There is no public ballot; the public cannot nominate or vote.

  • Monmouth Countys Best Marching Band Semi Finals

    WJLK-FM runs a public vote that crowns Monmouth County's best marching band, hosted on the publisher's own 943thepoint.com domain. The semi final round follows head-to-head battles, and the ballot page confirms voting open through Sunday, December 2 at 11:59 p.m. Confirmed editions sit in 2018, 2019, 2024, 2025 and 2026, so the bracket has returned across multiple school years. This page collects what the station publishes about the vote and what it leaves unstated.

  • Monmouthoceans Best Personal Trainersfacilities Elite 8

    WJLK-FM, the Asbury Park licensed station known as 94.3 The Point, runs a public vote naming Monmouth and Ocean county fitness businesses. The Elite 8 round page sits on 943thepoint.com, and confirmed editions stretch from 2019 through 2026 with a February voting window. Unlike the region's newspaper readers choice ballots, this one covers a single fitness category on the web home the station runs itself.

  • MyCentralJersey / Home News Tribune Readers' Choice

    MyCentralJersey, the Home News Tribune's Gannett-network site, runs an online readers' choice ballot for Central New Jersey, covering Middlesex, Somerset, Hunterdon, and Union Counties. It's a separate program from Gannett's own Asbury Park Press ballot at the Shore and from New Jersey's other readers'-choice contests.

  • New Jersey Herald Morris/Sussex Softball Player of the Week

    The New Jersey Herald runs a weekly reader poll naming a Morris/Sussex softball player of the week, and each round sits on Crowdsignal. Confirmed seasons cover 2025 and 2026, with every spring ballot tied to a dated stretch of the schedule, such as the March 30 to April 5 window. Coaches submit the nominees, readers cast the selections, and the dates of the round now open are not published in advance.

  • NJ Top Docs

    NJ Top Docs is a statewide New Jersey physician recognition program combining nomination and voting, confirmed at njtopdocs.com. Dr. Joseph A. Bordieri is among the 2026 confirmed honorees. It's the more public-facing member of a small group of New Jersey medical-recognition lists, several of which skip a public vote entirely.

  • NJ.com Best of NJ

    NJ.com and the Star-Ledger's statewide Best of NJ program, combining editorial selections with a reader-participation component across New Jersey's largest digital news platform.

  • NorthJersey.com North Jersey Wrestler of the Week

    NorthJersey.com runs the North Jersey Wrestler of the Week, a high school wrestling fan vote for the North Jersey region of New Jersey. Crowdsignal hosts the ballot at poll.fm, and confirmed seasons appear in 2022, 2023 and 2025, with voting activity falling between December and March. The publisher has not printed exact dates for any given week's ballot, so readers should confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Now Best Beach In Ocean County Where Are You Going (mybeachradio)

    WJLK, the New Jersey radio station behind My Beach Radio, runs a public poll asking listeners which beach in Ocean County they would pick. The ballot sits at mybeachradio.com, the radio station's web home, and the voting window falls in April, with confirmed runs spanning 2021 through 2026. The precise opening and closing days, any ceiling on repeat participation and eligibility rules go unpublished on the poll page, so a supporter or a nominated beach should read the live ballot before planning anything around it.

  • Now For Your Favorite Local Ice Cream Shop

    WPST, a Townsquare Media contemporary-hits station in Princeton, New Jersey, runs a public poll asking listeners which local ice cream shop is their favorite. The ballot sits on wpst.com itself, and the poll closes around May 3, with results shared shortly after. Confirmed runs span 2019, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. The station has not printed an opening date, a per-supporter limit or eligibility terms.

  • Now Oceanfirst Banks Sing The Jingle Contest

    The OceanFirst Bank Sing The Jingle Contest is a public-vote promotion run by WJLK-FM, the Asbury Park, New Jersey radio station known as 94.3 The Point. Listeners submitted videos of themselves singing OceanFirst Bank's jingle, judges narrowed the field, and the public vote decided the winner. The ballot is published at 943thepoint.com, the station's own domain. Confirmed editions run across 2018, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, with the 2017 voting window closing Sunday, July 2nd at midnight.

  • Now Scrumptious Best Boardwalk Food At The Jersey Shorephoto Gallery (943thepoint)

    WJLK-FM, the Asbury Park licensed station behind 943thepoint.com, invites listeners to vote for the best boardwalk food at the Jersey Shore. The vote sits at 943thepoint.com, the station's own domain, and confirmed editions span 2021 through 2026, with the voting window falling across the summer months. The station prints no fixed opening or closing date in advance, and no rules on repeat voting either.

  • Now Which Was Your Favorite Super Bowl Lii Commercial Poll (sojo1049)

    WSJO, the radio station behind sojo1049.com in Atlantic City, New Jersey, asks listeners which Super Bowl LII commercial they liked most. Five confirmed editions have run, in 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. The confirmed voting window falls in February. The station prints no rules text beside the poll, so exact open and close days and any per-supporter limit appear only on the live ballot page itself.

  • Now Who Has The Best Big Hair In New Jersey

    WJLK-FM, a New Jersey radio station licensed to Asbury Park, runs Now Who Has The Best Big Hair In New Jersey as a best-of public vote on 943thepoint.com, the site the station owns. The ballot grew out of a listener photo push tied to an exclusive Bon Jovi experience in Philadelphia. Confirmed editions run from 2022 through 2026, and the window sits in March. One cycle's ballot set its close at Wednesday, March 29 at 10 a.m.; anything further should be checked against the live page.

  • Now Your Top 10 Favorite Jersey Shore Love Stories

    WJLK-FM invites its Jersey Shore audience to rank the top ten love stories submitted by listeners, with a $10k Custom Creation from Earth Treasures Fine Jewelers in Eatontown going to the winner. The vote runs on 943thepoint.com, the station's own domain. Voting in the live round closes on Sunday, December 20th at midnight. The station has run the feature across 2020 through 2026, and the open date and full rules are printed only on the ballot itself.

  • Ocean County Community's Choice Awards

    Toms River · Asbury Park Press (YourChoiceAwards)

    A county-level readers-choice program for Ocean County, New Jersey, run on the YourChoiceAwards platform with Asbury Park Press involvement, covering more than 540 nominated businesses across the Toms River and Brick area through a nomination round followed by voting rounds.

  • On Of The Summer Sunset Photo Contest

    WOBM-FM, a New Jersey radio station, runs the Summer Sunset Photo Contest as a public-vote ballot on wobm.com. Readers submit sunset photos, the station narrows the field to 25 finalists, and Round 1 voting opens on the broadcaster's web home. Confirmed editions run in 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024 and 2025, with the voting phase sitting in the summer months. Exact window dates, round dates and any vote cap do not appear alongside the ballot, so the live page is the reliable reference for each new cycle.

  • Poll No. 1 the SJ Girls' Soccer Player of the Year

    SJ runs a fan-voted award for South Jersey high school girls soccer in New Jersey, balloted through Crowdsignal (poll.fm). Its editions so far cover 2022 and 2025, with the latest voting window falling in October 2025. Window dates, repeat-vote caps and eligibility terms are not printed ahead of the ballot going live.

  • Prep Redzone New Jersey Defensive Player of the Week

    Prep Redzone New Jersey runs a Defensive Player of the Week poll for New Jersey high school football each week of the fall season, with the ballot living on Crowdsignal at poll.fm. The live Week 8 ballot asks readers to pick from a short list of defensive standouts, and the organizer's own voting posts state that voting closes this Thursday at 11:59pm. Confirmed seasons run in 2025 and 2026, with the voting window falling across September and October. Weekly open dates, the category roster and any limit on repeat voting are not printed by the organizer.

  • Readers Poll 08 Results

    Clarkesworld Magazine, a science fiction and fantasy magazine published in New Jersey, runs a Readers Poll in which its own readers choose the works and contributors they rated highest. Voting happens directly on the magazine's site, with no external ballot platform involved. Reader voting is confirmed across 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2025, and the results edition on file is titled the 2008 Readers' Poll Results. Day-level dates and any vote rules are not printed beside the results, so check the magazine's pages before planning anything around the next round.

  • Readerspoll 08

    Clarkesworld Magazine, a science fiction and fantasy magazine published in New Jersey, runs the Readers' Poll on its own website. Readers choose their favorite stories and cover art from the prior year. Voting falls in February, and the 2025 cycle closed on February 15 at 11:00 p.m. A nomination round runs in January first. Confirmed editions span 2019 through 2023 and 2025, and the exact daily opening and closing times for the next cycle are not published.

  • Shore boys volleyball Who will be Alliance Orthopedics Junior Player of the Year

    This New Jersey Shore boys volleyball ballot asks readers to pick the Alliance Orthopedics Junior Player of the Year. Crowdsignal hosts it at poll.fm as a public vote. Confirmed editions appear for 2023 and 2026, with the 2026 voting window falling in May. Open and close dates appear only on the live ballot, so check there each season before planning a push.

  • South Jersey Hs Female Athlete Of The 22 Winter Season

    WPUR, the country station behind Cat Country 107.3, runs a public vote for South Jersey's female high school athlete of the winter sports season. The ballot runs on WPUR's catcountry1073.com domain, and confirmed editions are attached to the 2021 and 2022 years, with the voting window falling between December and February. Nominees are high school athletes from across South Jersey, New Jersey, and supporters simply pick a favorite on the ballot page.

  • Sussex County Community's Choice Awards

    Sussex County Community's Choice Awards runs on the YourChoiceAwards platform at yourchoiceawards.com/sussex/, covering the Newton and Vernon areas of Sussex County, New Jersey. Confirmed mechanics are a nomination stage followed by voting rounds; category count, vote totals, and exact dates should be checked on the live page each cycle.

  • The APP Shore Conference Sophomore Field Hockey Player of the Year

    APP's Shore puts the APP Shore Conference Sophomore Field Hockey Player of the Year in the hands of the public, honoring tenth-grade field hockey across the Shore Conference in New Jersey. The ballot lives on poll.fm, Crowdsignal's polling platform. Its confirmed 2026 window ran July 8 through July 31, shutting at 10 p.m. on the final day, and the organizer placed no ceiling on votes cast.

  • The Atlantic City Electric South Jersey Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year

    This ballot asks readers who the South Jersey girls high school lacrosse player of the year is. Atlantic City Electric South Jersey is the sponsor named in the title, and the vote itself sits on a Crowdsignal poll reachable through poll.fm. Confirmed editions appear in 2022 and 2025, with the 2025 window falling in May. The 2025 ballot is already marked closed, so supporters and families need to watch for a fresh ballot in the next cycle. The printed page carries no window dates, no option roster and no per-supporter terms, which is why this reference page pulls the published facts together in a single place.

  • The Atlantic City Electric South Jersey Lacrosse Player of the Week

    Most New Jersey high school ballots here cover football, basketball or track. This one covers lacrosse only, and it runs under a utility sponsor name rather than a newsroom masthead. The Atlantic City Electric South Jersey Lacrosse Player of the Week lets fans vote weekly for South Jersey high school lacrosse players, with Crowdsignal at poll.fm carrying the ballot through an April to May window. Editions are confirmed for 2022, 2025 and 2026.

  • The Atlantic Electric Offensive Football Player of the Year

    Atlantic Electric sponsors an offensive football player of the year vote for New Jersey high school football, and the balloting happens on Crowdsignal's poll.fm service. A confirmed ballot for the 2025 season is marked closed, and it closed in August 2025. An earlier edition of the award is confirmed in 2022, which is why the program counts as annual.

  • The Best Sandwich In New Jersey Poll

    WKXW, the New Jersey news talk station behind nj1015.com, runs a statewide reader ballot called The Best Sandwich In New Jersey Poll. The 2022 edition nominated five classic Jersey sandwiches as challengers to the Pork Roll egg & cheese and handed the decision to the audience. Confirmed editions cover 2022 to 2026, and voting takes place in August.

  • The CAL Player of the Year

    A New Jersey high school sports honour decided entirely by public vote. CAL, the athletic conference behind it, posts the question on Crowdsignal at poll.fm and lets visitors pick among nominees listed by school. Two seasons are confirmed, 2023 and again 2024, and the 2024 poll ran in October before it was marked closed with a leading total of 8,055 votes. The conference prints no calendar, no per-visitor limit and no next-edition date on the ballot itself, so the live poll is the only current source for those details.

  • The Jersey Shore's Best Sweet Shop

    WJLK's My Beach Radio runs The Jersey Shore's Best Sweet Shop at mybeachradio.com, asking readers across the Jersey Shore to vote a favorite shop into its Valentine's-themed Cupid Club. Archived pages show this vote running every year from 2021 through 2025, and the station's own page states that voting happens exclusively through its mobile app rather than a separate ballot form. Exact opening and closing dates for the current cycle, along with any per-voter limit, are not published on the page itself, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle before assuming either one.

  • The MyCentralJersey.com Readers' Choice Baseball Player of the Week

    MyCentralJersey.com invites its Central Jersey readers to pick a weekly standout among nominated high school baseball players in an online poll that Crowdsignal's poll.fm service hosts. The 2026 season vote closed on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, at noon according to the publisher's own article. Confirmed seasons include 2023, 2025 and 2026, so the series recurs across springs, though the publisher prints no calendar for the rounds that follow the April close. The publisher announces each winner after the count.

  • The North Jersey Baseball Player of the Year

    North Jersey, the New Jersey publication behind this award, runs a spring public vote that names a baseball Player of the Year for the region's high school scene. The ballot lives on Crowdsignal's poll.fm page, and confirmed editions ran in 2023, 2025 and 2026, with voting falling between March and June each cycle. The most recent ballot closed with published percentage standings for its nominees. Exact open and close dates, the nomination process and any limit on repeat voting are not printed by the publisher, so check the current ballot page before organizing any effort.

  • The North Jersey Boys Indoor Track Athlete of the Year

    North Jersey Boys Indoor runs a fan vote that names the boys indoor track athlete of the year for the North Jersey area of New Jersey. The ballot lives on Crowdsignal through poll.fm. The 2023 and 2026 cycles are both confirmed, and the latest poll shut with the Ramsey nominee holding 57 percent of the tally. Season activity falls between September and November.

  • The North Jersey Flag Football Player of the Year

    North Jersey Flag, a flag football league serving northern New Jersey, runs a public vote naming its girls flag Player of the Year, hosted on Crowdsignal at the poll.fm domain. Editions are confirmed for 2023 and 2026, and the 2026 vote ran from March into June. The latest ballot now shows a closed status with the final tally visible, the leading option well clear of the rest. The organizer prints no schedule, category list or voting rules beyond the ballot itself.

  • The North Jersey Girls Flag Football Player of the Week

    North Jersey Girls Flag posts a weekly Player of the Week ballot for its flag football league, hosted by Crowdsignal on poll.fm. Two seasons are on file, 2023 and 2026, and the 2026 spring run spread eight ballots from April through June. The latest round has closed, so supporters waiting on the next weekly vote need the live page.

  • The Press of Atlantic City Readers' Choice

    The Press of Atlantic City runs an online Readers' Choice ballot covering Atlantic and Cape May counties, the shore region that includes Atlantic City itself and the summer resort towns around it. The paper's own site hosts the ballot, and turnout here tracks the region's sharp seasonal swing between year-round residents and summer crowds.

  • The Reader's Choice Central Jersey Basketball Player of the Year

    Reader's Choice Central Jersey runs a public vote that names a high school basketball player of the year for the Central Jersey region of New Jersey. The ballot is a poll.fm page, and the confirmed 2025 edition voted in January. That poll is now closed, and the publisher has not announced a 2026 edition. This page collects the ballot's address, its confirmed years and the mechanics a supporter follows.

  • The Top Mental Game Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week

    Top Mental Game, a New Jersey sports training brand, runs a public vote for its Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week. The ballot lives on Crowdsignal through poll.fm. A confirmed voting window ran May 21 to May 31 and has since closed, and the program shows confirmed editions in 2022 and 2025. Ballot options are high school girls lacrosse players identified by school, drawn from communities such as Barnegat, Manasquan and Red Bank. The next window is not published; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Vote for the HSS North Jersey Softball Player of the Week

    HSS North Jersey runs a weekly softball honor for nominated players across North Jersey, New Jersey, and the public casts ballots for it on Crowdsignal via poll.fm. The season window runs from April through June, and confirmed seasons include 2023 and 2026. Each week's round opens and closes on a schedule the ballot page leaves unstated, so check the live poll before you plan a push.

  • Vote for the HSS North Jersey Team of the Week

    HSS North Jersey runs a weekly Team of the Week ballot for high school softball and baseball communities across northern New Jersey. The vote is hosted by Crowdsignal on its poll.fm domain and any supporter who reaches the page can take part. Confirmed seasons cover 2023, 2025 and 2026, and each year's ballots run from November into June. Exact weekly open and close dates are absent from the poll page, so check the live ballot before organizing any push.

  • VOTE for the Shore Conference Football Defensive Player of the Week

    Shore Sports Insider publishes a weekly fan ballot honoring defense alone in Shore Conference high school football, and Crowdsignal's poll.fm form carries the weekly balloting. Confirmed seasons appear in 2023 and 2024, with ballots dated across September, October and November. One published close time for a weekly ballot was Friday, Sept. 18 at 6:30 p.m., and the published cap allows one vote per hour.

  • VOTE for the Top Mental Game Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week

    This page documents the Top Mental Game Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week vote, a New Jersey high school girls lacrosse poll run by the training company Top Mental Game on Crowdsignal (poll.fm). A confirmed ballot ran May 21-31, 2025 and an earlier edition is recorded in 2022. It covers who votes, how the poll works, and what the organizer has and has not published about its rules.

  • Who is Prep Redzone New Jersey's Defensive Player of the Week

    Prep Redzone New Jersey names a defensive player of the week through a public ballot that appears every Tuesday of the high school season on Crowdsignal, with poll.fm/16205667 serving the newest one. Nominations close Monday at 9am CST. Editions have run in 2025 and 2026.

  • Who is the APP's Shore Conference Baseball Player of the Week

    Each week of the spring baseball season, the Asbury Park Press asks Shore Conference fans one question: which player earned the weekly honor. That question runs as a Crowdsignal ballot at poll.fm, open to any supporter in the New Jersey Shore communities. Confirmed seasons run 2022, 2024 and 2026, with rounds concentrated in April and May. Every nominee is listed with a school, one click registers a choice, and no sign-in of any kind is asked for. The publisher prints no precise opening or closing moment for the rounds.

  • Who is the Atlantic City Electric South Jersey Boys Basketball Mean 15 performer of the week

    The Atlantic City Electric South Jersey Boys Basketball Mean 15 performer of the week is a public-vote high school basketball honor run by The Press of Atlantic City. Supporters vote on Crowdsignal at poll.fm for a nominated performer. Confirmed ballot editions appear in 2022 and 2025, with voting running across the winter months from December through February in New Jersey.

  • Who is the Reader's Choice Central Jersey Basketball Player of the Year

    Reader's Choice Central Jersey runs a fan poll asking who deserves the title of Central Jersey basketball player of the year. The ballot lives under poll number 14976105 on Crowdsignal's poll.fm domain. Documented edition years are 2022 and 2025, with the 2025 ballot open during January. The calendar days of the window go unprinted, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

  • Who is the Shore Boys Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year

    Shore runs a public-vote award for New Jersey high school boys lacrosse that names an offensive player of the year. The ballot lives on Crowdsignal at poll.fm, and the confirmed 2026 voting window falls in May. Confirmed editions also include 2023, and the next run is projected for 2027. Exact window dates, any per-supporter limit and the full rules sit on the live ballot rather than in this listing.

  • Who is the Shore Conference softball player of the week

    The Shore Conference softball player of the week vote is a New Jersey girls high school fan poll run under the organizer name Shore, with the ballot itself a Crowdsignal poll reachable at poll.fm. The window falls in April and May. Confirmed seasons ran in 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2026, so the series counts as annual, with 2026 the most recent run and 2027 the next expected one. The voting URL above points at the latest numbered ballot in the series.

  • Who is the South Jersey Boys' Soccer Player of the Year

    A public-vote award asking who deserves the South Jersey Boys' Soccer Player of the Year title. The ballot lives on Crowdsignal, reached through poll.fm, and the programme shows confirmed editions in 2023 and 2025. The live window falls in October, but the organizer prints no opening or closing day. Supporters pick from a list of high school nominees and submit their choice.

  • Who is your choice for Central Jersey Basketball Player of the Week

    Central Jersey runs a weekly basketball player of the week ballot for New Jersey fans, and the balloting takes place on the poll.fm polling service that Crowdsignal operates. The years 2023, 2025 and 2026 each hold a confirmed edition, and every season's balloting falls between January and February. The newest poll has closed, the organizer attaches no rules text to the ballot, and a further installment is expected in 2027.

  • Who is your choice for Central Jersey Boys Basketball Player of the Year

    Readers choose the year's top Central Jersey boys basketball player in this single-question public vote. Central Jersey is the named organizer and the ballot runs on Crowdsignal through poll.fm. Edition years listed are 2022 and 2026, with the March 2026 vote now closed. The nominee field draws on high school programs around the region, and the program is expected back in 2027.

  • Who should be the MyCentralJersey.com Readers' Choice Baseball Player of the Week

    MyCentralJersey.com invites its readers to pick a Baseball Player of the Week through an online poll each spring. Crowdsignal hosts the ballot at poll.fm, and the most recent edition closed on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at noon. Editions sit in 2023, 2025 and 2026, so this vote is a recurring spring fixture on the New Jersey high school baseball schedule, returning with a fresh nominee list week after week.

  • Who should be the N.J. Football Player of the Year

    This New Jersey high school football honor is decided by a year-end fan ballot served through Crowdsignal's poll.fm domain. Three editions are on the books: 2022, 2023 and 2025, each voting in November and December. The 2025 ballot has closed and shows its final tally. The organizer appears on the ballot only as N.J.

  • Who should be the North Jersey Boys Indoor Track Athlete of the Year

    This page is about the North Jersey Boys Indoor Track Athlete of the Year ballot, a fan-decided high school track award run under the North Jersey Boys Indoor banner, with the ballot sitting on Crowdsignal's poll.fm service. Editions ran in 2023 and 2026, and the voting phase falls between September and November. The most recent poll has closed, with the Ramsey nominee taking a 57 percent share. Exact window dates and any per-supporter rules are not printed with the ballot, so check the live poll.

  • Who should be the North Jersey Flag Football Player of the Year

    North Jersey Flag, a New Jersey flag football organizer, puts its player-of-the-year question to a public ballot on the Crowdsignal polling service at poll.fm. Editions are confirmed for 2023 and 2026, and the voting phase for the 2026 cycle spans March through June. That most recent ballot has closed. The nominee roster draws from high school programs in towns such as Clifton, Harrison, Leonia and Passaic. Exact window dates, category structure and per-supporter rules are not published in advance.

  • Who should be the North Jersey Girls Flag Football Player of the Week

    North Jersey Girls Flag runs a weekly spring poll asking readers to pick the region's top girls flag football performer. Ballots are served by Crowdsignal on its poll.fm host, and the 2026 ballot closed at 5 pm on April 21, 2026. Confirmed seasons so far are 2023 and 2026, and the rule printed for the 2026 ballot was one vote per person per day. Supporters rallying votes for a nominee can begin with our votes guide.

  • Who will be Atlantic Electric's South Jersey Football Coach of the Year

    Atlantic Electric's South Jersey runs a public fan vote naming the region's high school football coach of the year. The ballot runs on Crowdsignal through the poll.fm domain, and the program has confirmed runs in 2022 and again in 2025. The 2025 poll carried a July voting window and has since closed, with the Seneca entry leading at 55 percent. Exact window dates and ballot rules are not published, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle before planning a support push.

  • Who will be the Shore Conference Player of the Year

    The Shore Conference Player of the Year poll, run under the Shore masthead in New Jersey, has two confirmed years behind it, 2024 and 2025, each voting inside October. Crowdsignal's poll.fm address carries the ballot. The 2025 edition sits closed, and the next cycle's timing shows up on the live ballot page when Shore posts it.

  • Who's the Atlantic City Electric South Jersey Baseball Player of the Week

    Atlantic City Electric South Jersey runs a weekly fan poll naming a South Jersey high school baseball player of the week. The vote takes place on Crowdsignal (poll.fm), and the 2025 season rounds ran in May and June. Edition years span 2022 and 2025, so the series is treated as annual. Exact opening and closing moments for the next round, plus any vote cap or eligibility rule, appear only on the live ballot.

  • WSJO First Day of School Photo Contest

    WSJO's First Day of School Photo Contest narrows entries to 10 finalists, then lets the public vote for a winner at sojo1049.com. An earlier version of the page put the close at midnight on September 21st in a past cycle, with the contest filed under the station's own Parenting and Photos tags. Exact 2026 dates and rules: confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

Pet & Shelter Photo Contests (2)

  • 2023 Furrever Friends Rescue & Volunteers Pet Photo Calendar Contest

    Furrever Friends Rescue and Volunteers runs a pet photo calendar contest on the GoGo Photo Contest platform, with a Woodbury, New Jersey address on Clements Bridge Road. The 2023 edition accepted entries and votes from September 20 through November 24, 2023, and a 2024 edition followed. Supporters pick a pet photo, and the top photos anchor the rescue's printed calendar. This page collects the confirmed dates, the ballot address and the rules the rescue has left unstated.

  • 94.5 PST Pet Costume Contest

    WPST, a New Jersey radio station, runs the 94.5 PST Pet Costume Contest as an annual pet-photo vote on its own site at wpst.com. Seven confirmed editions span 2020 through 2026, each one landing in October. More than 50 pets have entered for one grand prize, dressed as everything from dragons and super dogs to peacocks and Pokemon characters, per the contest's own page. A costume-category list, a vote cap, and day-level dates are not published; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.

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  • Cutest Dad in Hudson County (Hoboken Girl)

    Hoboken Girl, the Hudson County lifestyle blog covering Hoboken and Jersey City, runs Cutest Dad in Hudson County entirely on its own site at hobokengirl.com rather than through an outside voting platform. Four editions are confirmed: 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2025. The archived 2021 page set the nomination deadline as Thursday, June 10, then told readers to watch for what followed. Neither the category list nor a voting ceiling is printed there; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.


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