Election 2019: Who Is On The Ballot And Where To Vote In Chatham

CHATHAM, NJ - When 2020 rolls around there will be some new faces on the governing body in both Chatham Township and Chatham Borough as some incumbents decided not to run for re-election, clearing the field for new blood.

In Chatham Township, last year's mayor, Republican Curt Ritter, has opted not seek a third term. Current mayor, incumbent Tayfun Selen is seeking another round on the dais and is joined by Rez Estevez and Mark F. Hamilton in seeking their party's nomination for the primary.

Democrat Stacey Ewald will have an easier time of it, as she is the only petitioner who filed for the Democrats by the deadline and looks like a lock to secure her party's nomination.

Over in Chatham Borough, Republican Mayor Bruce Harris is not seeking a third term. Neither is Councilwoman Victoria Fife.

Incumbent Republican Council President James Collander is seeking his fifth term alongside Stacey McEvoy. They seek their party's nomination in the primary and with Fife not filing, they are running unopposed.

Also unopposed in the primary is Republican Councilman Robert A. Weber who has filed to replace Harris as mayor. Democratic Councilman Thaddeus Kobylarz is also running unopposed to to replace Harris in primary and the two seem set to win their party's nomination and face off in the general election in November.

For the Democrats, candidates are Irene Treloar and Karen Koronkiewicz are looking to secure their party's nomination for the two open council seats.

The primary for this election cycle is Tuesday.

Polling locations, open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., in Chatham Borough:

District #1:
Chatham Middle School
District #2:

Chatham Borough Volunteer Fire Department Firehouse
District #3:
Chatham Middle School
District #4:
Chatham United Methodist Church
District #5:
Washington Avenue School
District #6:
Lum Avenue School (ECLC)
District #7:
Washington Avenue School
District #8:
Lum Avenue School (ECLC)
District #9:
Chatham United Methodist Church

Polling locations, open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., in Chatham Township:

DISTRICT 01
GREEN VILLAGE FIRE HOUSE
529 GREEN VILLAGE ROAD
TRUCK BAY
PHONE: (973) 377-7073

DISTRICT 02
LONG HILL CHAPEL
525 SHUNPIKE ROAD
WEBBER HALL (GYM)
PHONE: (973) 377-2255

DISTRICT 03
CORPUS CHRISTI R.C. CHURCH
234 SOUTHERN BLVD.
GYM
PHONE: (973) 635-0070

DISTRICT 04
LONG HILL CHAPEL
525 SHUNPIKE ROAD
WEBBER HALL (GYM)
PHONE: (973) 377-2255

DISTRICT 05
CORPUS CHRISTI R.C. CHURCH
234 SOUTHERN BLVD.
GYM
PHONE: (973) 635-0070

DISTRICT 06
SENIOR CENTER
58 MEYERSVILLE ROAD
ALL PURPOSE ROOM
PHONE: (973) 635-4556

DISTRICT 07
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
58 MEYERSVILLE ROAD
COURT FOYER
PHONE: (973) 635-4600

DISTRICT 08
RIVER ROAD FIREHOUSE
495 RIVER ROAD
ALL PURPOSE ROOM
PHONE: (973) 635-8061

DISTRICT 09
RIVER ROAD FIREHOUSE
495 RIVER ROAD
ALL PURPOSE ROOM
PHONE: (973) 635-8061

DISTRICT 10

BRIARWOOD COACHLIGHT CLUBHOUSE
235 RIVER ROAD
ALL PURPOSE ROOM
PHONE: (973) 635-8164

Registered voters are assigned a specific election district and polling place according to their street address. Your election district and voting location are printed on the face of your Sample Ballot, which is mailed to registered voters before an election. A voters' polling location may also be searched by accessing the New Jersey Division of Elections Polling Place Locator.

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