Tag: primary election
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New Jersey’s June 8 primary election will be conducted in person
Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon is advising all registered voters that the June 8 primary election will have in-person voting at polling locations with the use of voting machines. According to a press release from Hanlon’s office, Gov. Phil Murphy has said that all of the state’s “regularly operated polling places” will be “open…
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Four South River candidates will race for two open seats on the borough council
SOUTH RIVER–Four candidates will face off to secure two three-year terms on the South River Borough Council on Election Day in November. Former council members and Democrats Shawn Haussermann and Julie Meira will face incumbent Republican James Gurchensky, along with newcomer and Republican David Rein. Gurchensky, 71, is a lifelong South River resident and before…
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Incumbent mayor will face Republican newcomer in East Brunswick
EAST BRUNSWICK–Incumbent Democrat Brad Cohen, mayor of East Brunswick, will face off against Republican candidate Jesal Amin for a four-year term mayoral seat. The general election is Nov. 3. Jesal Amin, 54, has been an East Brunswick resident for 24 years and is a self-employed entrepreneur. “I decided to run for mayor to give back…
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East Brunswick Democrats seek re-election to council
EAST BRUNSWICK–Four candidates are running for two available seats on the East Brunswick Township Council. Incumbent Democrats Sterley Stanley and Michael Spadafino will face off against newcomer candidates Olga Miller and Suzanne Blum, who are Republicans, for the four-year terms on Nov. 3. Blum, 53, was born and raised in East Brunswick, attended East Brunswick…
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Four South River candidates will race for two open seats on the borough council; primary day is July 7
SOUTH RIVER–Four candidates will face off to secure two three-year terms on the South River Borough Council on Election Day in November. Primary Election Day is July 7. Former council members and Democrats Shawn Haussermann and Julie Meira will face incumbent Republican James Gurchensky, along with newcomer and Republican David Rein. Gurchensky, 71, is a…
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East Brunswick Democrats seek re-election to council
EAST BRUNSWICK–Four candidates are running for two available seats on the East Brunswick Township Council. Incumbent Democrats Sterley Stanley and Michael Spadafino will face off against newcomer candidates Olga Miller and Suzanne Blum, who are Republicans, for the four-year terms in November. Primary Election Day is July 7. Blum, 53, was born and raised in…
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Middlesex County encourages voting by mail for primary election
Middlesex County is promoting its vote by mail initiative for the upcoming primary election. In previous years, Middlesex County has mailed vote by mail applications in August for the general election, according to information provided by the county. With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting elections, the county has committed to sending applications during the primary election…
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Princeton mayoral candidate to hold virtual meet-and-greets starting May 7
Mark Freda, Democratic candidate for Princeton mayor, will host a virtual meet-and-greet on Facebook Live at 2 p.m. May 7. This week’s event is the first in a series of virtual meet-and-greets that the campaign has planned in the coming weeks ahead of the July 7 Democratic primary election. This week, Freda plans to speak…
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Two candidates set to run in 2020 primaries for Cranbury Township Committee
Two candidates will compete unopposed in the 2020 Democratic and Republican primaries for the open seat on the Cranbury Township Committee. During the July 7 primaries, Cranbury Republicans will have firefighter Joseph Buonavolonta (R) on the ballot. Mayor Matt Scott (D) is seeking re-election to his current seat as he competes unopposed in the Democratic…
