When I switch my driver's license address in NJ, do I need to switch my voter's registration too?

Question

I recently switched my NJ driver's license address to a different town in the same county. However, I am fine (and would almost prefer since I'm used to it) with voting at my old location so I don't have to go through the hassle of re-registering and finding the new voting location. Do I have to re-register, or can I leave my voting registration the same and vote in my old location?

Answer 1

When you're going through New Jersey, keep going!

Answer 2

You must register to vote at your new address, because there are issues that only people living in a particular city may vote for. You are not legally allowed to cast a ballot for a city in which you are not a resident.

Answer 3

No, you are required to register and vote in the town of your current residence.