Elections 2016: Where Can I Vote in Moorestown?

Moorestown, NJ -- It looks like New Jersey will play a larger role in this year’s primaries than it normally does.

June 7 is the final day of primary voting in the United States, and with both the Democratic and Republican primaries in the presidential race looking tight, this may be one year where every primary counts.

Locally, each party will use Primary Day to finalize their slate’s for November’s elections, as neither the Democratic or Republican Primary for Moorestown Council are contested.

Mayor Phil Garwood, Deputy Mayor Victoria Napolitano and challenger Mike Locatell filed their petitions to run in the elections by the 4 p.m. deadline on Monday, April 4, in the Republican Primary.

The Democratic slate looks to consist of Councilwoman Lisa Petriello and challengers Kati Angelini and Amy Leis.

And don’t forget about the contested Third District Congressional Democratic Primary.

But where do you go to vote in Moorestown?

Below is the list of polling locations for this year’s primary.

Lenola Firehouse, 229 North Lenola Road: Districts 1, 2, 3

First United Methodist Church (Social Hall), Camden and Pleasant Valley Avenues: Districts 4, 5, 8

Moorestown Estates Assisted Living, 1205 North Church Street: District 6

Moorestown Hose Company # 1, 261 West Main Street: Districts 7, 13

The Evergreens, LaMonte Hall, 309 Bridgeboro Road: Districts 9, 14

First Presbyterian Church (Commons Room), 101 Bridgeboro Road: District 10

Moorestown Town Hall (Council Chamber), 111 West Second Street: Districts 11, 12

Lutheran Home (Social Hall), 255 East Main Street: Districts 15, 16

Relief Engine Company, 222 Chester Avenue: District 17

Burlington County Agriculture Center, 500 Centerton Road: Districts 18, 19, 20