2026 Election In Middletown: When, Where To Vote

MIDDLETOWN, NJ — Middletown residents are asked to make a choice for U.S. Senate, Congress, choose two people for Middletown Township Committee and elect three people to the Middletown school board.

Where can I vote in person?

For Middletown Twp. Committee: Republican Ryan Clarke asks voters to re-elect him to a third term on the Township Committee, joined by running mate Morganne Dudzinski. Meet The 2 Republicans Running For Middletown Township Committee

The two Democrats running for the Township Committee seats are Shawn Wallach and Jeremy Seideman.

Democrat Shawn Wallach Re-Introduces Himself To Middletown Voters

Democrat Jeremy Seideman On Why He's Running Again For Middletown Township Committee

For Middletown school board: Three candidates seek three seats; all said they were opposed to last year's school closings.

Bernard Daus — Dependable, Achievement, Trust
Susan Henderson — Back To Basics
Amanda Faryar — Back to Basics

Meet The 3 Middletown School Board Candidates This Year

For U.S. Senate: Justin Murphy is the Republican challenging Democrat U.S. Senator Cory Booker. Justin Murphy Will Take On Cory Booker In NJ’s Senate Election

For U.S. Congress: Congressman Frank Pallone, a Democrat, is challenged by Republican Hillary Herzig, an Oceanport mom of three who most recently worked for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Learn about both candidates: Republican Hillary Herzig Challenges Democrat Frank Pallone For U.S. Congress

Pallone represents North Middletown. South Middletown is represented by Congressman Chris Smith, a Republican. He is challenged by Democrat Rachel Peace What to know about the 4th Congressional District race between U.S. Rep. Chris Smith and Rachel Peace