Politics & Government
Election Day in West Deptford: What You Need to Know
Where do you vote? When are the polls open? Who's on the ballot? We've got the information you need.
It's Election Day 2013. There's a number of races, local, county, and statewide that will be decided by the people. Here's your guide to the slate before you head to the polls.
Local
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
West Deptford Republican candidates Jeff Hansen and Gerald P. Maher will face Democrats Jim Robinson, Jr. and Adam Reid.
Both parties are running for the two committee seats vacated by Donna Szymborski (D) and Sean Kilpatrick (R).
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Four candidates are running for three seats, including incumbents Lisa Eckley and Amy DeGirolamo and challengers Cheryl Carroll and Steven Catando. Read their biographies in the district newsletter (click here).
County
GLOUCESTER COUNTY FREEHOLDER
Republicans Margie Love and Ed Selb square off against Democrats Frank DiMarco (incumbent) and Dan Christy.
State
GOVERNOR
Incumbent Chris Christie is up against 18th district New Jersey State Senator Barbara Buono.
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STATE SENATE
Incumbent New Jersey State Senator (and West Deptford native) Stephen M. Sweeney (D) will face Republican Niki Trunk, who is Deputy Chief of Staff for the state comptroller's office.
STATE ASSEMBLY
Third District New Jersey State Assembly Republican primary candidates Larry Wallace and Bob Vanderslice face Democratic incumbents John Burzichelli and Celeste Riley.
Polling Information
Polls are open: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Where do I vote?: Here are West Deptford’s polling locations, including a link to look up your polling place by address.
Can I vote?: Not sure you registered to vote in time? Check here.
Mail-in ballots: The clerk must receive mail-in ballots before polls close at 8 p.m. You can drop off your ballot at 550 Grove Rd., West Deptford, NJ 08066.
What if I have a problem voting?: First, talk to a poll worker. If it’s not resolved or your problem is with the poll worker, call the Gloucester County Board of Elections at 856-384-4500.
Do not leave a polling location before your issue is resolved. For more information, see the state’s voter information frequently asked questions.
Still need help? Contact the nonpartisan election helpline for problems or to report issues: 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
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