The NJ News Commons, joined by news organizations across the state, is running a public service campaign to provide real-time voting information following the destruction of superstorm Sandy, and to monitor voting problems in the state.

The NJ News Commons has set up an NJ Voter Problem Hotline — 732-903-VOTE — which will be monitored continuously by students at Montclair State University during polling hours on Tuesday, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters with problems can also record their issues directly on a Crowdmap — NJVote.crowdmap.com — and our student operators will also map voting problems recorded on our hotline.

NJ News Commons is also running a live blog — #NJVote — which will pull in the latest tweets, photos, stories and official updates on the voting situation on Tuesday. This blog is available to embed on any site, and news organizations and citizens can use it as a continuous resource for voting information.