Gloucester Twp. 2025 Election Guide: What's At Stake, Where To Vote

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — The general election is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Here's what Gloucester Township voters should know before casting their votes.

The Rundown

• Election Day: Nov. 4.
• Check if you are registered to vote.
• Secure Ballot Drop Box locations.
• Track your ballot.
• Find your polling place.
• How to vote by mail.
• View your sample ballot.

Who is on the ballot? (*denotes incumbent)

Gloucester Township residents' ballots will feature races from local politics to the governorship.

Gloucester Township Mayor: vote for one

Patch sent questionnaires to both Gloucester Township mayor. They are linked below for each candidate who has submitted a response.

• David R. Mayer* (D)
• Keith Gibbons (independent, "United For Change" ballot slogan)

Members of Gloucester Township Council: vote for three

Patch sent questionnaires to all Gloucester Township Council candidates. They are linked below for each candidate who has submitted a response.

• Carolyn D. Grace* (D)
• Ciri Castro, Jr.* (D)
• Helen Albright Troxell* (D)
• Nicholas J. Rehrig (independent, "United For Change")
• Jennifer O'Donnell (independent, "United For Change")
• Arnaldo (AJ) Torres (independent, "United For Change")

Members of the Gloucester Township Board of Education: vote for three

School board candidates are nonpartisan. All candidates are listed with their submitted ballot slogans, if applicable.

• Charles "Chip" Pildis ("Still Caring")
• James Coyle
• Shawn Singh
• Daejah Purnell
• Karen M. Maschke ("Honest Committed Parents")
• Joseph M. Tursi, Jr. ("Honest Committed Parents")
• Nancy Fritz*
• Brianne Connelly
• Brittany Bergeron

Member of the Black Horse Pike Regional Board of Education: vote for one

• Robert DiMaulo*

Governor and Lieutenant Governor: vote for one

• Mikie Sherrill and Dale G. Caldwell (D)
• Jack Ciattarelli and James Gannon (R)
• Joanne S. Kuniansky and Craig Honts (Socialist Workers Party)
• Vic Kaplan and Bruno Pereira (Libertarian Party)

Members of the General Assembly, 4th legislative district: vote for two

• Dan Hutchison* (D)
• Cody D. Miller* (D)
• Amanda Esposito (R)
• Gerard "Jerry" McManus (R)

Members of the Camden County Board of Commissioners: full terms, vote for two:

• Edward T. McDonnell* (D)
• Colleen Bianco Bezich (D)
• Christiam A. Navarro (R)
• Robert Stone (R)

Member of the Camden County Board of Commissioners: unexpired term, vote for one:

• Jennifer Fleisher* (D)
• Shane Bernat (R)

Camden County Surrogate: vote for one

• Michelle Gentek-Mayer* (D)
• Adam Nieves (R)

When To Vote

Early Voting (Oct. 25 to Nov. 2)

In-person, early voting at seven locations throughout Camden County and will be conducted from Oct. 25 through Nov. 2. Polls will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.

Registered voters in Camden County may cast an early vote at any of the county's polling locations:

• Gloucester Township: Elections & Archive Center (100 University Ct., Blackwood; warehouse, side entrance)
• Camden City: Rowan University (129 N Broadway; parking at PNC Bank and street parking available)
• Collingswood: Collingswood Senior Center (30 W Collings Ave.; large living room on first floor)
• Cherry Hill: Cherry Hill Community Center (820 Mercer St.; ramp access from side of building)
• Runnemede: Harry Williams Community Center (2 Broadway; senior room)
• Winslow: Bud Duble Community Center (33 Cooper Folly Rd., Atco)
• Voorhees: Lion’s Lake Community Center (101 Dutchtown Rd.)

Oct. 28: Last Day to Apply for a Mail-In Ballot by Mail

The deadline to apply for a vote-by-mail ballot that you receive in the mail is Oct. 28. Any registered voter can apply for a vote-by-mail ballot.

Voters may also apply for a mail-in ballot in-person at the county clerk's office until 3 p.m. Nov. 3 — the day before the General Election.

Nov. 4: Election Day

This is the final day to cast a ballot for the 2025 General Election in-person or through a mail-in ballot.

Mail-in ballots must be postmarked, placed in a ballot drop box or delivered to the Board of Elections by 8 p.m. to be counted.

The polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters must be in line by 8 p.m. at polling places, which will remain open to accommodate until all voters in line have cast their ballots.

Can I still register to vote?

New Jersey's deadline for voter registration before the 2025 General Election was Oct. 14. But for future elections, here's more information on registering to vote.