Politics & Government

Election Day In Cinnaminson: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

Take a look at local candidates as Election Day 2022 approaches.

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CINNAMINSON, NJ — Voters in Cinnaminson have both local and federal candidates to consider ahead of the general election on Tuesday, November 8.

Early voting is October 29 through November 6.

Who is on the ballot?

Local races - school board, township council, and fire commissioner

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Locally, five candidates are vying for a seat on the Cinnaminson Township Public Schools board. Voters will pick three for a full board term. Any slogan the candidate submitted will be listed if they have one.

  • Katherine Bleistine "Putting Students First"
  • Eileen Bleistine "Integrity, Transparency, Accountability"
  • Michael Bramhall (incumbent) "Children, Community, Future"
  • Christine Trampe (incumbent) "Children, Community, Future"
  • Christine L. Turner (incumbent) "Children, Community, Future"

Cinnaminson also has an election for two Board of Fire Commissioner seats. Voters will pick two for a full term. Danny Norman and Patrick Richards are the two names on the ballot.

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And in the race for township committee, Republican Stephanie Kravil is running unopposed.

Burlington County races

For Burlington County Sheriff, current undersheriff James H. Kostoplis (D) and Mike Ditzel (R) are on the ballot.

And, Burlington County Commissioner Allison Eckel, a Democrat, faces a challenge from Republican Jeff Fortune for her seat.

Congressional District 3 race: Kim (D) v. Healey (R)

Residents of Cinnaminson will also choose who will represent them in the House of Representatives in Congressional District 3: Democrat incumbent Andy Kim, or Republican challenger Bob Healey. Read more about that race here.

Libertarian Christopher Russomanno is also on the ballot for NJ-3, as is Gregory M. Sobocinski (God Save America).

Where can I vote early?

Early voting is at the following sites in Burlington County:

Chesterfield Township
Chesterfield Township Municipal Building, Conference Room 295 Bordentown-Chesterfield Road, Chesterfield

Evesham Township
Gibson House, Basement
535 E Main Street, Marlton

Medford Township
Medford Town Hall, All Purpose Room 49 Union Street, Medford

Mount Laurel Township
Rowan College at Burlington County
Student Success Center, Executive Conference Room 138 1500 College Circle, Mt. Laurel

Pemberton Township
Pemberton Community Library, Community Room 16 Broadway, Browns Mills

Shamong Township
Lenape Regional High School District Headquarters 93 Willow Grove Road, Shamong

Willingboro Township
Willingboro Public Library, Meeting Room
Willingboro Town Center, 220 Campbell Drive, Willingboro

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Editor's Note: Patch sent out emails to all candidates to the email addresses listed for their campaign provided to the office of the clerk. The responses received will be published between now and the Nov. 8 general election. Local candidates who would like to participate but did not receive one (for whatever reason) can contact Michelle.Rotuno-Johnson@patch.com.

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