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Up-to-the minute election returns from across New Jersey.

Thousands of New Jersey residents are headed to the polls Tuesday — with all state legislative positions and hundreds of county and local offices up for election. There is also a referendum on legalizing sports betting. Tonight, WNYC will bring you results from across the region, but we're putting a special focus on the races and issues in New Jersey.

Starting at 8 p.m, LISTEN to our live coverage of Election Night 2011 and join us for a LIVE CHAT.

New Jersey residents headed to the polls and approved a referendum on legalizing sports betting. All state legislative positions and hundreds of county and local offices were also up for election in the state.

Check out live New Jersey Results and New York Results.

The residents of both Princeton Borough and Princeton Township, N.J., have an important question to answer on Election Day: to be or not to be.

Though light turnout is predicted when New Jersey voters head to the polls Tuesday, the battle over who wins Bergen County could be the most watched contest in the state – with implications for 2012 political landscape and beyond.