Election Day In Moorestown: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

MOORESTOWN, NJ — The 2025 election is on Tuesday, and Moorestown voters will have races from the school board to the governorship on their ballots.

Here's a breakdown of what Moorestown voters should know with Election Day ahead.

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.

Below is a video on how to vote at polling places using Burlington County's voting equipment:

Who is on the ballot? (*denotes incumbent)

Moorestown Board of Education: vote for three

Patch sent questionnaires to all Moorestown Board of Education candidates. They are linked below, along with each candidate's submitted ballot slogan.

• Claudine Morano* ("Experienced Leadership")
• Caitlin "Caty" Berman ("Responsible Thoughtful Leadership")
• Danielle Miller* ("Experienced, Responsible Leader")
• Aysha Hasan ("Caring. Clear. Accountable.")
• Saima Bhutta ("Helping Students Succeed")

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, 7th legislative district: vote for two

• Dione Johnson (R)
• Doug Dillon (R)
• Carol Murphy* (D)
• Balvir Singh* (D)

Member of the Burlington County Board of Commissioners (full term): vote for one

• Joe Abegg (R)
• Allison Eckel* (D)

Member of the Burlington County Board of Commissioners (unexpired term): vote for one:

• Nick Pawlyzyn (R)
• Randy Brolo* (D)

Burlington County Sheriff: vote for one

• Erik Johnston (R)
• James Kostoplis* (D)

When, Where To Vote

Tuesday, Nov. 4 is the final day to cast a ballot for the 2025 General Election in-person or through a mail-in ballot.

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. Find your polling place here.

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.