Politics & Government
Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote In Holmdel
The primary election is on June 7. Here's what you need to know.

HOLMDEL, NJ — Holmdel voters will head to the polls on June 7 to vote in the primary election for the Holmdel Township Committee.
Two seats are up for election on the committee in 2022 and four candidates have announced their intention to run for the open seats on the township council.
The candidates are as follows:
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- Republican candidates: Brian Foster and Kimberley LaMountain
- Democrat candidates: Barbara Singer and Rahul Diddi
Foster previously served on the Holmdel Board of Education.
Diddi ran for an open seat on the township council in 2021 against Republican Rocco Impreveduto. Singer also previously ran for a seat on the township council in 2017.
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The 2022 election will decide which majority controls the Township Committee.
In-person voting will be available to all registered voters this year. Voters may vote in person at their assigned polling place (to locate a polling location, click here). Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
How to vote:
Mail-in ballots for the 2022 primary election are also available, with applications to Vote by Mail sent by U.S. Mail due seven days before an election. For the June 7 primary election, the date is May 31.
Voters may also apply in person at the Monmouth County Clerk's Elections Office located at 300 Halls Mill Road in Freehold up until 3 p.m. the day before the election. When applying in person, voters can obtain and cast their mail-in ballot early. Voters may submit their ballot to the County Board of Elections for counting either in person at the Board of Elections at 300 Halls Mill Road or via one of the County's ballot drop box locations.
Voters who are not affiliated with a political party, but wish to participate in the partisan primary of their choice will receive mail-in ballots for both political parties. The voter must then choose which ballot to vote and vote using only one ballot.
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