District 3 House Of Representatives: 2026 Voter Guide

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — The Burlington County Department of Elections & Voter Services and Patch are gearing up voters with information necessary to make their voices heard on June 2.

The deadline to register to vote was May 12, regardless on how you plan on submitting your ballot. You can check your registration status here.

Voting By Mail

There are three ways to complete a mail-in ballot, and any voter can apply.

Finished ballots can be dropped off in secure boxes by 8 p.m. on June 2. Click here to find a location.

Residents can also submit their votes by 8 p.m. on June 2 in person to the Board of Elections Office location.

Ballots that are mailed in to the Board must be postmarked on or before 8 p.m. on June 2.

Early In-Person

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On Election Day

Votes can be cast from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at various polling locations. Vote-by-mail ballots can't be returned to your polling site.

Click Here To Find A Polling Location

Who Is On The Ballot?

Editor's Note: Patch sent out emails to all contested candidates via the email addresses listed for their campaign in Burlington County's official voting materials. The responses received will be published between now and the general election. Contact edward.callahan@patch.com with any questions regarding coverage.

District 3 House Of Representatives Democratic Ballot (Uncontested)

• Herbert Conaway, Jr.

District 3 House Of Representatives Republican Ballot (Vote For One)

• Justin Barbera
• Jason Cullen
• Michael P. McGuire

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