2023 Election Results: Cinnaminson Township Committee, School Board Races

This article was last updated at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday.

CINNAMINSON, NJ — The Republican incumbents lead voting with all precincts reporting Tuesday night in the Cinnaminson Township Committee election.

Committee Members Ernest T. McGill and Ryan F. Horner respectively held 2,071 and 2,065 votes as of 11:15 p.m. on Election Night. On the Democratic side, Brian E. Turner and Erik Heyman-Meltzer received 1,830 and 1,696 votes.

Two committee seats were up for election.

All of Cinnaminson's districts have reported voting results, but the results remain unofficial until certified.

Meanwhile, the "Continuing Excellent Education" ticket held significant advantages in the Cinnaminson Board of Education race. Incumbent Ed Kenney (2,468 votes) and running mates Christine Trampe (2,520) and John Meeker (2,242) carried the top positions.

Jeremiah "JJ" Horigan, who ran under the slogan of "Special Education Reform" received 1,223 votes in the unofficial tally.

Three school board seats with three-year terms were on the ballot.

Board Member Daniel Evans, III ran unopposed to retain his seat on an unexpired, one-year term. He generated 2,696 votes.

View the election tallies below:

Cinnaminson Township Committee (vote for two)

100 percent of districts reporting

• Ernest T. McGill (R): 2,071 votes
• Ryan F. Horner (R): 2,065 votes
• Brian E. Turner (D): 1,830 votes
• Erik Heyman-Meltzer (D): 1,696 votes

Cinnaminson Township Board of Education (vote for three)

100 percent of districts reporting

• Ed Kenney: 2,468 votes
• Christine Trampe: 2,520 votes
• John Meeker: 2,242 votes
• Jeremiah "JJ" Horigan: 1,223 votes