Who's On The Ballot In Gloucester Township? 2026 General Election Voter Guide

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — Gloucester Township voters are heading to the polls on Tuesday to make their voices heard in the 2026 General Election.

Get prepared with Patch's voter essentials kit for the midterms.

Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. across the state.

Election Day Resources

- Check if you are registered to vote.

- Where can I drop off my ballot?

- Track my mail-in ballot.

- Where can I vote in person?

- Postmarked by deadline: Nov. 3

- Received by deadline: Nov. 9

Who's On The Ballot In Gloucester Township?

- Camden County Board of County Commissioners (Choose Two)

Among the major issues on the minds of voters is an increase in the county's open space tax to fund a $400 million plan that would upgrade flood mitigation efforts and old infrastructure.

Housing and homelessness initiatives and advances in the fight against opioid addiction are also topics of concern.

1. Louis Cappelli, Jr. (D)

2. Robert Stone (R)

3. Jonathan Young (D)

Board members each serve three-year terms.

Of the candidates on the ballot, both Cappelli, Jr. and Young are currently serving.

- Gloucester Township Local Board of Education (Choose Three)

Among the major issues on the minds of voters are new housing projects, financial oversight, and security in schools.

1. Travis Ash

2. Maryjo Dintino

3. Mary Ann Johnson

4. Monica McGrail

5. Cathy Schmidt

Board members each serve three-year terms.

Of the candidates on the ballot, Mary Jo Dintino and Mary Ann Johnson are currently serving.

Follow along as Patch updates the election results in the City Council race and return to Patch on Tuesday night for the latest vote tally. Subscribe to free News Alerts for election results.

Results are unofficial until certified.

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