Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Brauckmann is the current mayor while McCarthy is a political newcomer.
In the uncontested township committee race, current Mayor Don Brauckmann retained his seat and newcomer John McCarthy will be a new face on the dais. Current Committeeman John Rooney did not seek another term. According to unofficial election results, Brauckmann nabbed 4,951 votes while McCarthy received 4,947. The winners did not return calls for comment by presstime. Cinnaminson Township is a committee-based government, which means residents vote for five committee members and those members appoint a mayor each year. McCarthy and Brauckmann ran unopposed in the election—an odd happening for a presidential year. Last year, Committeemen Ben Young and Anthony Minniti ran against three Independent candidates. No Democrats ran last year …
Who is running? Where do I vote? When are polls open? That and much more.
In case you haven't noticed, there's an election happening today, and pretty much everything is up for grabs—from Cinnaminson Township Committee on up to president. There's been so much electioneering going on you'd be forgiven for forgetting exactly who's running and for what. Read on to find out everything you need to know before you hit the polls today, including where and when to vote (but we can't tell you who for). Keep scrolling down—it's a lot. The symbol (i) denotes an incumbent candidate. Who's running? President (Vote for one ticket) Barack Obama & Joe Biden (i) — Democrat Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan — Republican Gary Johnson & James P. Gray — Green Jill Stein & Cheri Honkala — Green Virgil H. Goode Jr. & James N. Clymer — …
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Here are the candidates running in the township and Burlington County.
As we look ahead to November’s elections, Cinnaminson Patch is devoted to bringing you the information you need about every race in town. Here's our start on the municipal, county and federal candidates we'll be covering as November draws near. Bookmark this page for updates.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Republican candidates could run unopposed this November.
The deadline for those to file as independents in this year's municipal race has passed and according to the Burlington County Clerk's office, no one in Cinnaminson threw their hats in the ring. Last year, three independent candidates—Ken Gertie, Steve Fowles and Scott Lunn—ran against Republican incumbents Anthony Minniti and Ben Young. The incumbents retained their seats. Republican newcomer John McCarthy and current mayor Don Brauckmann are the two GOP candidates running for the two open seats on Cinnaminson Township Committee and unless primary results show a certain number of write-in votes for other candidates, they will run unopposed. After Tuesday's primary, the two chairs of the Cinnaminson Democrats—Jim Bernard and Bill O'Connor—…
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Cinnaminson Committee has two Republicans running uncontested and no Democrats have filed for the primary.
New Jersey’s primary election is today, and while there aren’t a lot of contested races this year, here’s what to look for, from the local level on up to the top office in the country. Cinnaminson Committee Two seats are up this November and only two people—both Republicans—have filed so far. Incumbent Mayor Don Brauckmann and newcomer John McCarthy are on the ballot. No Democrats filed for the primary. Burlington County Freeholder Republicans Bruce Garganio and Mary Ann O'Brien are running unopposed. Garganio is the current freeholder director. There is a contested race for the two open freeholder seats for the Democrats. Mary Anne Reinhart and Machell S. Still-Pettis, Original Democrats, are running against Aimee Belgard and Joanne …
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Committeeman John Rooney is not seeking a second term.
Cinnaminson Republicans announced two candidates including the township’s current mayor and a newcomer to round out the two committee seats up for grabs this November. The deadline to file for the June primary was Monday at 4 p.m. Don Brauckmann, a Moorestown police officer who was appointed mayor this year, will run for a second term. Joining him is John McCarthy, a sales executive with Sea Box. “There’s still a lot to accomplish,” Brauckmann said. “I still have a lot of ideas. I have a vision of the direction the township is going and there are still a lot of things I want to do.” Brauckmann, who is also the director of parks and recreation, joined township committee in 2009 and was appointed mayor by committee members earlier this year…
Dan
7:51 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Peg. Since August I have turned a new leaf and have become a warm and fuzzy person. It was fine, now that I reflect, that the vehicle was on the grass. This past weekend I too parked my car in the grass so that I could get closer to the basketball court. Thank you for setting me straight as I move on with my new meds.......look at the grouse....... more ›