This Election Cranbury Republicans worked to get the Vote out. 78% of the Republican VBM Ballots were returned. And 131 Republicans Early Voted.  

Be Informed 

Vote by Mail

https://www.votebymailnj.org/home/vote-by-mail/

3 WAYS TO VOTE in NJ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DXdF1iI-aw

Track My Ballot

https://nj.gov/state/elections/vote-track-my-ballot.shtml

How can I HELP in Cranbury

Work the Polls

We are fortunate to have ALL slots filled for Poll Workers. They are trained and ready for the primaries!

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VOTE

Encourage your friends and family to cast a ballot. Almost 300 Republicans on the Voter Registration list DID NOT VOTE in the last election - did not. Some have moved. Some are away at college. And some...just didn't. Voters who Vote by MAIL are twice as likely to VOTE. The difference in the 2023 Township Election - 112 votes. The difference in the 2022 election - 6.

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Ask a good candidate to run for Township Committee

The deadline to file ALL nominating petitions - including Cranbury Township Committee - is March 25th. Petitions take a few days to get signatures and get notarized. All completed forms are to be filed at Town Hall, Debbie Rubin's Office, no later than 4 pm on March 25th.

Attend Meetings or Read Minutes

Attend meetings you are interested in. They are all live on You Tube. See any agenda for the link. Become more aware of the good work the Township is doing and add your voice to the process. Questions? Contact us: cranburyrepublicans@gmail.com

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Join a Board or Committee

Join a board or committee that interest you. The Town has 18 boards/commissions/committees that are open for public participation. Attend a meeting or two on line or in person and if you think you can add value submit an application.

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Be a Cranbury Party Representative

District 1 and 2 both have open seats. Email us to learn more. The deadline date to file all nominating petitions - including GOP County Committee and Cranbury Township Committee - is March 25th. GOP County Committee and Cranbury Township Committee petitions are to be filed at Town Hall no later than 4 pm on the 25th.

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BALLOT UPDATE
Vote by Mail 

151 Registered REPUBLICAN Ballots Recieved 
99 Registered Republican Ballots are uncast.  

Let's not leave any Votes on the table - literally.  

If you can not find or did not get a Mail in Ballot BUT were suppose to.... you can walk in to Monroe early or Cranbury day of and get a PROVISIONAL Ballot.  You can not Vote on the Machine but you can fill out a ballot by hand and place it in a lock box to be counted later.  


Joe Buonavolonta for Township Committee

 Joe has served Cranbury on the Volunteer Fire Company for as long as he has lived in Cranbury. Trained and ready to respond day or night, in Cranbury, on the Turnpike, or serving adjacent towns. 

Cranbury Fire Company: 16 yrs

 Joe has served on Cranbury's Zoning Board for the past 5 Years. He works hard to be fair while protecting Cranbury's Historic Village Aesthetic. 

Township Zoning Board: 5 Year Member  |  Zoning Board

 Joe is always willing to help our community. He can be found putting in Signs for Cranbury Day, offering up his truck to load luminaries at Christmas, or helping the VFC Santa Delivery. He has also been an active supporter for Meals on Wheels. If there is any way he can help.....he will. 

Community Support / Meals on Wheels: Always with a Smile

 Congratulations to Joe for completing the first part of his New Jersey State Public Works DIRECTORS LICENSE from Rutgers University!!! Way to go Joe! 

  

VOTING INFORMATION

Election Day NOV 5th (6:00am - 8:00pm)

IN PERSON Voting November 5th Town Hall 23A N Main Street (6:00am - 8:00pm) If you were sent a MAIL IN BALLOT but did not receive it or tossed it accidentally you can still VOTE but it must be by a PROVISIONAL Ballot. (A Provisional Ballot like a Mail In Ballot, is filled in by hand, sealed and then placed in a lock box.) These votes are counted but the Board of Elections must first verify you have not previously sent in your absentee ballot to assure only one vote is cast.

Mail in Ballot - USPS or Cranbury Police Station Drop Box

Your ballot can be mailed or placed in the official drop box at the CRANBURY Police Station - 1 Logan Drive. The box is well marked outside the station and under 24 hour surveillance. YOU CAN NOT WALK INTO ANY POLLING LOCATION WITH YOUR MAIL IN BALLOT. They can not accept it. They will require you to fill out a PROVISIONAL Ballot.

PROVISIONAL BALLOTS

You may be asked to fill out a "Provisional Ballot". This ballot is only issued by official Poll Workers under specific circumstances. If you applied for a Mail In Ballot and did not receive it and walk in to Vote you must do a Provisional. No other option. If you do not show up on the Voter Roll at check in - you will need to do a Provisional. No other option.

VOTING DATES & DEADLINES

Mail in Ballot Application DEADLINE October 29

Apply for a Mail in Ballot by October 29, 2024

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Early "in Person" Voting October 26 - November 3 in Monroe

Vote in Person at the Monroe Public Library (4 Municipal Plaza Monroe Township). Sat 10:00am - 8:00pm Sunday 10:00am - 6:00pm Weekdays 10:00am - 8:00pm You will access the Cranbury Township Ballot with Township Committee and Board of Education Candidates.

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About this Website
At Cranbury Republicans, we are dedicated to promoting conservative values and principles within our town. Get involved in shaping the direction of our local government, supporting candidates who share your beliefs, and make a difference in your community. Together, we can make a positive impact on Cranbury.  
Our Focus

Cranbury Republicans are dedicated to promoting conservative values and supporting Republican candidates in the township of Cranbury. We will work to advance our principles of limited government and fiscal responsibility. Through campaign support, we aim to make a positive impact on local politics. Join us in our mission to create a stronger preserved Cranbury.

  

GOP Cranbury County Representatives by District

District 1

Cyndy Hughes & Open Seat

District 1 Boundary: Brainerd Lake North to Dey Road.

District 2

Maria Ivy Blomgren & Open Seat

District 2: South of Brainerd Lake on the West Side of South Main Street, including Shadow Oaks, Four Seasons, and homes on Cranbury Neck Road.

District 3

Marc Brecia and Kathleen Argiriou

District 3 From Brainerd Lake east of South Main St. including Evans Track and Cranbury Green.

Middelsex Country GOP Team - Copy

Robert Bengivenga (Chair), Sylvia Engel 1st Vice Chair, Tonia Kulberda, 2nd Chair, Harold Kane (Sec/Treasurer)

The Middelsex County GOP is an active and supportive group to Cranbury. Website and FB Page Links are attached.

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