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NOTICE TO VOTERS A GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 2025, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 6:00 A.M. AND 8:00 P.M. FOR THE ELECTION OF CANDIDATES TO THE FOLLOWING OFFICES: 14th LegislativeEast Windsor, Hamilton, Hightstown, and Robbinsville 15th LegislativeEwing, Hopewell Boro, Hopewell Twp, Lawrence, Pennington, Trenton and West Windsor 16th Legislative Princeton DEMOCRAT – column A REPUBLICAN – column B Governor & Lieutenant Governor-4 Year Term-Vote for One Slate A Mikie SHERRILL & Dale G. CALDWELL (D) B Jack CIATTARELLI & James GANNON (R) C Joanne S. KUNIANSKY & Craig HONTS (Socialist Workers Party) D Vic KAPLAN & Bruno PEREIRA (Libertarian Party) General Assembly 14th Legislative District-2 Year Term-Vote for Two A Wayne P. DeANGELO (D) A Tennille R. McCOY (D) B Marty FLYNN (R) B Joseph A. STILLWELL (R) C Steven WELZER (Green Party) General Assembly 15th Legislative District-2 Year Term-Vote for Two A Verlina REYNOLDS-JACKSON (D) A Anthony S. VERRELLI (D) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) General Assembly 16th Legislative District-2 Year Term-Vote for Two A Roy FREIMAN (D) A Mitchelle DRULIS (D) B Scott SIPOS (R) B Catherine PAYNE (R) County Clerk -5 Year Term-Vote for One A Paula SOLLAMI COVELLO (D) B Shaolin BROWN (R) Board of County Commissioners-3 Year Term-Vote for Two A Nina D. MELKER (D) A Cathleen M. LEWIS (D) B Daniel J. HANLEY, Jr. (R) B Alexander DiFALCO (R) EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Council-4 Year Term-Vote for Three A David L. RUSSELL (D) A Johnnie WHITTINGTON (D) A Joseph MICZAK (D) B Barry GREENSTEIN (R) B David R. MEISWINKLE (R) B Anna LUSTENBERG (R) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – East Windsor Regional Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three E Jagruti PATEL (Accountability Transparency) F Jessica M. DeFALCO G Nicole LaRUSSO Member of the Board of Education - 1 Year Unexpired Term - Vote for One H Robert LAVERTY EWING TOWNSHIP OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Ewing Township Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three E Michael MILLER (Student Centered Progress) F Nicole NW HARRIS (Educational Equity Always) G Daniel ANGEBRANNDT HAMILTON TOWNSHIP Council-4 Year Term-Vote for Three A Anthony CARABELLI (D) A Rick TIGHE (D) A Charles WHALEN (D) B Richard BALGOWAN (R) B Noah BARNACZ (R) B Sean LUCAS (R) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Hamilton Township Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three */**bracketed candidates E **Dina THORNTON (Putting Students First) E **Jason McSHEENE (Putting Students First) E **Christopher F. SCALES (Putting Students First) F *John MUKA (Responsible Education Hamilton) F *Jessica TROMBINO (Responsible Education Hamilton) F *Kyle CHADWICK (Responsible Education Hamilton) HIGHTSTOWN BOROUGH Common Council-3 Year Term-Vote for Two A Todd FRANTZ (D) A Stephanie SPANN (D) B Mark MADONIA (R) B Zachary GELTZEILER (R) HOPEWELL BOROUGH Common Council-3 Year Term-Vote for Two A Krista WEAVER (D) A Paul BUDA (D) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Hopewell Valley Regional Member of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for One E Mark PETERS OFFICIAL FIRE ELECTION BALLOT – Hopewell Borough Fire Commissioner – 3 Year Term – Vote for One F Charles Schuyler MOREHOUSE Fire Commissioner – 2 Year Unexpired Term – Vote for One G David L. PETERS HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP Committee-3 Year Term-Vote for Two A Courtney PETERS-MANNING (D) A David CHAIT (D) B Edward M. JACKOWSKI (R) B Steven NIEDERER (R) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Hopewell Valley Regional Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Two E Hope COTTER F Amanda STYLIANOU G William KEITHLER OFFICIAL FIRE ELECTION BALLOT – Hopewell Township Fire Commissioner – 3 Year Term – Vote for Two H Enrique RODRIGUEZ, Jr. I Peter W. SWANSON LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP Council-4 Year Term-Vote for Two A Christopher BOBBITT (D) A James S. KOWNACKI (D) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) Council-2 Year Unexpired Term-Vote for One A Amanda SANTOS (D) B Kenneth KIERNAN (R) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Lawrence Township Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three *bracketed candidates E *Patricia “Pepper” EVANS (Opportunity Access Achievement) E *Makenzie KELLY (Opportunity Access Achievement) E *Paul CAPAROTTA (Opportunity Access Achievement) PENNINGTON BOROUGH Common Council-3 Year Term-Vote for Two A Katrina ANGARONE (D) A Amy KASSLER-TAUB (D) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) OFFICIAL FIRE ELECTION BALLOT – Pennington Borough Fire Commissioner – 3 Year Term – Vote for Two E Robert M. DiFALCO F Brian HOFACKER PRINCETON Council-3 Year Term-Vote for Two A Mia SACKS (D) A Michelle Pirone LAMBROS (D) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) B NO NOMINATION MADE (R) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Princeton Public Schools Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three E Erica SNYDER F Dafna KENDAL (Putting Students First) G Susan KANTER Robbinsville Township Mayor – 4 Year Term – vote for One *bracketed candidates (no slogan) E *Michael “Mike” TODD Council - 4 Year Term - Vote for Two *bracketed candidates (no slogan) F *Deborah BLAKELY F *Harold “Hal” ENGLISH OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Robbinsville Township Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three *bracketed candidates G *Raghu NANDAN (Children First) G *Peter J. OEHLBERG (Children First) G *Jeffrey PIERRO (Children First) City of Trenton Trenton – North Ward, South, East & West OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – Trenton Public Schools Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Three *bracketed candidates E *Austin J. EDWARDS (Education for All) E *Jeannie WEAKLIEM (Education for All) E *Danelly DeLEON (Education for All) F Donna M. WELLONS (Making Children First) West Windsor Township Mayor – 4 Year Term – vote for One E Sujit SINGH (West Windsor Together) F Hemant MARATHE (Proven Leaders for West Windsor) Council - 4 Year Term - Vote for Two */**bracketed candidates G **Ajay TOMAR (West Windsor Together) G **Andrew WINTERS (West Windsor Together) H *Linda GEEVERS (Proven Leaders for West Windsor) H *Joseph “Joe” CHARLES (Proven Leaders for West Windsor) OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION – West Windsor Plainsboro Regional Members of the Board of Education - 3 Year Term - Vote for Two *bracketed candidates I *Sharon DiSEBASTIAN (Experience, Fresh Perspective) I *Graelynn McKEOWN (Experience, Fresh Perspective) HOPEWELL BOROUGH MUNICIPAL PUBLIC QUESTION Shall the Water System of the Borough of Hopewell in Mercer County, New Jersey, be sold to New Jersey-American Water Company, Inc., a New Jersey Board of Public Utilities-regulated water utility, for the sum of $6,400,000? Yes / No EXPLANATION If a majority vote “Yes,” Hopewell Borough (Hopewell) will be authorized to sell its water system (but not the sewer system) to New Jersey-American Water Co., Inc. (NJAW) for $6.4 million. NJAW will assume ownership, operation and maintenance of the water system, invest at least $7 million in capital improvements within 5 years, disconnect Well 4 to immediately remediate the PFAS emergent condition, and move customers to state-regulated regional water and fire protection service rates, resulting in reduced water costs for most users (e.g., the average Hopewell user of 12,000 gallons/quarter will see a 36% reduction in water costs). Subject to state approval, Hopewell will use the $6.4 million to pay off all water system debt and as much general debt as possible, enabling Hopewell to use its debt reserve funds to pay off all remaining general debt and in turn save the money annually spent on debt principal and interest ($987,000 budgeted for 2025). If a majority vote “No,” Hopewell will retain ownership of the water system and remain responsible for its operation, maintenance and all necessary repairs and capital improvements. Hopewell will complete PFAS remediation on Wells 4 and 6 and arsenic remediation on Well 6 (subject to receipt of grant funding) and complete additional capital improvements estimated to cost between $7 and $12 million over 10 years. Water rates will continue to be set by Hopewell and will increase as needed to fund the required capital improvements, required additional staff, and ongoing water debt payments. HOPEWELL BOROUGH BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC QUESTION CAPITAL PURCHASE – AMBULANCE Shall Hopewell Borough Fire District No. 1 be authorized to purchase an ambulance and appurtenances (to replace a 25 + year-old vehicle) at a purchase price not to exceed $380,000.00, and shall Hopewell Borough Fire District No.1 in its discretion be authorized to make a down payment on the apparatus and/or to pay for the balance and/or all of the cost of the apparatus by any combination of raising all or a part of its cost through taxation, and/or by paying all or a part from savings (Restricted Capital Fund), and/or by financing all or part of the cost in such manner, dollar amount, and over such time as is approved by the Local Finance Board of the State of New Jersey? Yes / No EXPLANATORY STATEMENT A “Yes” vote will authorize the Hopewell Borough Board of Fire Commissioners to purchase and appurtenance as much as possible an ambulance to replace a 25 + year-old vehicle that is outdated and cannot economically be retrofitted to bring it up to required safety standards, at a purchase price not to exceed $380,000.00. Pursuant to a Fire Protection Services Agreement between the Hopewell Township Fire District and Hopewell Borough Fire District. Hopewell Borough Fire District No. 1 ultimately expects to pay 30% of the purchase price of the apparatus, an amount not to exceed $114,000.00, and 30% of financing costs, if any, and the Hopewell Township Fire District is expected to contribute 70% of the purchase price of the apparatus and 70% of financing costs, if any, to the Hopewell Borough Fire District over such time as is approved for the financing by the Local Finance Board of the State of New Jersey. A ‘Yes’ vote will also authorize the Hopewell Borough Board of Fire Commissioners to pay for all or a part of the cost of the apparatus through taxation, and/or from savings (Restricted Capital Fund) and/or through financing as approved by the Local Finance Board of the State of New Jersey, or any combination thereof. HOPEWELL VALLEY RECIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND PROPOSAL QUESTION #1 The Board of Education of the Hopewell Valley Regional School District in the County of Mercer, New Jersey (the “Board”) is authorized to (a) undertake various renovations and alterations to Hopewell Valley Central High School, Timberlane Middle School, Bear Tavern Elementary School, Hopewell Elementary School, Stony Brook Elementary School, and Toll Gate Grammar School, including acquisition and installation of fixtures, equipment and any site work; (b) appropriate $58,409,000 for such improvements; and (c) issue bonds in an amount not to exceed $58,409,000. The final eligible costs for the projects approved by the New Jersey Commissioner of Education are $58,409,000 (consisting of $9,589,000 for Hopewell Valley Central High School, $20,514,000 for Timberlane Middle School, $9,990,000 for Bear Tavern Elementary School, $9,666,000 for Hopewell Elementary School, $3,265,000 for Stony Brook Elementary School, and $5,385,000 for Toll Gate Grammar School). The projects include $0 for school facility construction elements in addition to the facilities efficiency standards developed by the Commissioner of Education or not otherwise eligible for State support pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:7G-5(g). The State debt service aid percentage will equal 40% of the annual debt service due with respect to the final eligible costs of the projects. The Board of Education is authorized to transfer funds among the projects approved at this election. Do you approve this Bond Proposal Question #1? Yes/No HOPEWELL VALLEY RECIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND PROPOSAL QUESTION #2 (Bond Proposal Question No. 2 will only go into effect if Bond Proposal Question No. 1 is also approved by the voters at this election.) The Board of Education of the Hopewell Valley Regional School District in the County of Mercer, New Jersey (the “Board”) is authorized to (a) undertake various renovations and alterations, and to construct an addition at Toll Gate Grammar School, including acquisition and installation of fixtures, furniture, equipment, and any site work; (b) to construct an addition at Bear Tavern Elementary School, including acquisition and installation of fixtures, furniture, equipment, and any site work; (c) appropriate $25,826,000 for such improvements; and (d) issue bonds in an amount not to exceed $25,826,000. The final eligible costs for the projects approved by the New Jersey Commissioner of Education are $998,000 (consisting of $998,000 for Toll Gate Grammar School and $0 for Bear Tavern Elementary School). The projects include $4,124,406 (consisting of $1,407,406 for Toll Gate Grammar school and $2,717,000 for Bear Tavern Elementary School) for school facility construction elements in addition to the facilities efficiency standards developed by the Commissioner of Education or not otherwise eligible for State support pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:7G-5(g). The State debt service aid percentage will equal 40% of the annual debt service due with respect to the final eligible costs of the projects. The Board of Education is authorized to transfer funds among the projects approved at this election. Do you approve this Bond Proposal Question #2? Yes/No EXPLANATORY STATEMENT At this election, the voters of the school district are being asked to consider Bond Proposal Questions #1 and #2. As set forth above, Bond Proposal Question #2 will only go into effect if Bond Proposal Question #1 is also approved by the voters at this election. If Bond Proposal Questions #1 and #2 are approved by the voters at this election, Hopewell Valley Regional School District in the County of Mercer, New Jersey will be authorized to (a) undertake various renovations and alterations to Hopewell Valley Central High School, Timberlane Middle School, Bear Tavern Elementary School, Hopewell Elementary School, Stony Brook Elementary School, and Toll Gate Grammar School, including acquisition and installation of fixtures, equipment and any site work; and (b) undertake the construction of an addition at Toll Gate Grammar School and Bear Tavern Elementary School, including acquisition and installation of fixtures, furniture, equipment, and any site work. The total cost for the projects will be $84,235,000, and the Board of Education will be authorized to issue bonds in an amount not to exceed $84,235,000. The final eligible costs for the projects approved by the New Jersey Commissioner of Education are $59,407,000 (consisting of $9,589,000 for Hopewell Valley Central High School, $20,514,000 for Timberlane Middle School, $9,990,000 for Bear Tavern Elementary School, $9,666,000 for Hopewell Elementary School, $3,265,000 for Stony Brook Elementary School, and $6,383,000 for Toll Gate Grammar School). The projects include $4,124,406 (consisting of $0 for Hopewell Valley Central High School, $0 for Timberlane Middle School, $2,717,000 for Bear Tavern Elementary School, $0 for Hopewell Elementary School, $0 for Stony Brook Elementary School, and $1,407,406 for Toll Gate Grammar School) for school facility construction elements in addition to the facilities efficiency standards developed by the Commissioner of Education or not otherwise eligible for State support pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:7G-5(g). The State debt service aid percentage will equal 40% of the annual debt service due with respect to the final eligible costs of the projects. The Board of Education is authorized to transfer funds among the projects approved at this election. 2025 GENERAL ELECTION EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS Saturday, OCTOBER 25TH, 2025 - Saturday, NOVEMBER 1st , 2025, 10:00 A.M. – 8:00 P.M. Sunday, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2025, 10:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. No matter where you live in the county, you can vote your specific ballot at the following Early Voting locations: EAST WINDSOR Mercer County Library 138 Hickory Cord Road EWING Mercer County Office Park 1440 Parkside Avenue HAMILTON Colonial Fire Company 801 Kuser Road LAWRENCE Mercer County Library 2751 Brunswick Pike (at Darrah Lane) PENNINGTON Pennington Fire Department 120 Broemel Place PRINCETON Princeton Municipal Building Community Room 400 Witherspoon St TRENTON Trenton Fire Headquarters 244 Perry Street WEST WINDSOR Mercer County Library 333 North Post Road 2025 PRIMARY ELECTION POLLING LOCATIONS Tuesday, November 4th, 2025 Polling Locations will be open between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. EAST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Hightstown Elks Lodge #1955, 110 Hickory Corner RdDistrict 1,5 East Windsor PAL Building, 30 Airport Road District 2 Meadow Lakes, Auditorium, 300 Etra Road District 3 East Windsor Municipal Building, 16 Lanning BoulevardDistrict 4,17 American Legion Post #148, 895 Route 130 District 6 Melvin H. Kreps School, 5 Kent Ln, GYM District 7,13,14 East Windsor Rescue Squad District 1, 47 One Mile RoadDistrict 8 St. James Village, 719 Saint James Place, Community Rm.District 9 Ethel McKnight School, 58 Twin Rivers Drive, GYMDistrict 10,11 Perry L. Drew School, 70 Twin Rivers Dr. N, GYMDistrict 12,15,16 EWING TOWNSHIP Lore School, 13 Westwood Drive District 1,8,24 Ewing High School, 900 Parkway Ave District 2,17,18,27 Central- A Christ Centered Church, 2015 Pennington Rd District 3,20,21,22 Pennington Rd - Construction Office, 1666 Pennington Rd District 4, 5 Ewing Community Center,320 Hollowbrook Rd., Rm. 125 District 11,14,15,16 Parkway School, 446 Parkway Ave, GYM District 6, 9,10,12 Prospect Heights Vol Fire Co., 1660 Ninth St. District 7, 23 West Trenton Fire House, 40 West Upper Ferry Rd. District 13, 19, 26 Park Place Apts., 1460 Parkside Ave, Rear- Rec. Rm District 25 HAMILTON TOWNSHIP Grace St. Paul Church, 3715 E. State St. Ext. District 1,33 Steinert H.S., 2900 Klockner Rd. Cafeteria District 2,9,27,55,59 Groveville Fire House, 4201 Crosswicks-Hamilton Sq. Rd. District 3, 10,31,49,57 Hamilton H.S. West, 2720 S. Clinton Ave., Lobby to Gym District 4,11,12,23 McManimon Building, 320 Scully Avenue District 5,18 DeCou Fire House, 61 Ruskin Ave. Hall District 14 Project Freedom, 715 Kuser Road, Community Rm District 6,13 Bromley Center, 1801 East State St. District 7 Robinson Elem. School, 495 Gropp Ave. District 8,37,38 Hamilton Twp. Library, 1 Justice Samuel Alito Jr Way District 15,41 Nottingham H.S., 1055 Klockner Rd. District 16,26 McCorristin Square, 99 Leonard Ave, Community Rm District 17,39 Nottingham Fire House, 200 Mercer St, Banquet Hall District 19,36,42,43,56 Sayen School, 3333 Nottingham Way, Multi-purpose Rm. District 20,40,62 VFW Post #3525, 77 Christine Avenue, Meeting Rm District 21,25,34,52 Grice Middle School, 901 Whitehorse-Ham. Sq. Rd. Gym. District 22,46,64 McGalliard School, 1600 Arena Dr., Multi-Purpose Rm. District 24,29,63 University Heights School, 645 Paxson Ave District 28,44,50 Crockett Middle School, 2631 Kuser Rd., Cafeteria District 30,45 Morgan Elementary School, 38 Stamford Rd, Auditorium District 32,58 Ancient Order of Hibernians, 2419 Kuser Road Hall District 35,47,65 Evergreen at Hamilton, 1 Clubhouse Drive, ClubhouseDistrict 48 Yardville Heights School, 3880 S. Broad St., LobbyDistrict 51,53 Pond Run Senior Apartment Building, 9 Lamont AvenueDistrict 54 Montage of Hamilton, 1100 Talbot Way, ClubhouseDistrict 60,61 HIGHTSTOWN BOROUGH First Presbyterian Church, 320 North Main St District 1,2,3,4 HOPEWELL BOROUGH Hopewell Borough Hall, 88 East Broad St District 1,2 HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP Hopewell Twp. Mun. Bldg., 201 Wash Cross-Penn Rd., Auditorium District 1,7,9 Hopewell Twp. Admin Bldg., 425 S Main St. District 5,8 Union Fire Company, 1396 River Rd, Rt 29, Auditorium District 2,3 Hopewell Presbyterian Church, 80 West Broad St., District 6,12 Project Freedom Community Center, 700 Heritage Ct. District 10,11 Hopewell Twp. Mun. Bldg., 201 Wash Cross-Penn Rd., Mun. Ct Rm. District 13,14 LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP Lawrenceville Fire Co, 64 Phillips Ave District 1,4,7,15,20 Slackwood Fire House, 21 Slack Ave District 2,9 Lawrence Road Fire Co, 1252 Lawrence Rd District 3,6,8,11 Project Freedom at Lawrence, 1 Freedom Blvd District 5 Lawrence Senior Center, 30 Darrah Ln East District 12,13,14,19 Lawrence Square Village Clubhouse, 1 Reed Ct District 16 Lawrence Twp. Muni Bldg., 2207 Lawrence RdDistrict 10,17,18 PENNINGTON BOROUGH Pennington Borough Hall, 30 North Main St District 1,HT4 Pennington Borough Senior Center, 393 Reading St District 2,3 PRINCETON Suzanne Patterson Center, 1 Monument Dr.District 1,2,6,7 Johnson Education Center, 1 Preservation Place District 3,4 Princeton Public Schools-Admin Bldg, 25 Valley RdDistrict 5,9,11,19 Hook & Ladder Fire House, 27 North Harrison St District 8,13,18 Princeton Engine Company No 1, 13 Chestnut St District 10,12 Former Princeton First Aid Squad Garage, 237 N Harrison StDistrict 14,20 Littlebrook School, 39 Magnolia Ln, Back Gate-GYMDistrict 15,16,17 ROBBINSVILLE TOWNSHIP Robbinsville H.S., 155 Robb-Edinburgh Rd Aux GymDistrict 1,4,7,8 Robbinsville Senior Ctr, 42 Robb-Allen Rd – Library District 2,3 Freedom Village Club House, 500 Ravens Rd. District 5,6 Robbinsville Muni Bldg., 2298 Rt. 33 District 9 CITY OF TRENTON NORTH WARD Dr Crosby Copeland School, 1200 Brunswick Ave., GYMDistrict N1,N5,N7 Trenton High School, 400 Chambers St., Community RmDistrict N2, North 25 Associates, 260 New Willow St., Com RmDistrict N3 Donnelly Homes, 875 New Willow St., Comm RmDistrict N4,N11 Luther Arms, 323 S Broad St., Community RmDistrict N6 Cure Arena, 81 Hamilton Ave. District N9 Architects Housing, 215 East Front St., 1st Fl Comm RmDistrict N8 Trent Center Apts., 465 Greenwood Ave., LobbyDistrict N10,N12 SOUTH WARD Washington School, 331 Emory Ave, Chestnut Ave. Entrance District S1,S4 Cure Arena, 81 Hamilton Ave. District S2,S5 Grace Dunn School, 401 Dayton St. District S3,S7,S8 Mott School, 45 Stokely Ave, FoyerDistrict S6,S9 EAST WARD Trenton High School, 400 Chambers St, Community RmDistrict E1,E7,E8 Hedgepeth Williams School, 301 Gladstone Ave, GYMDistrict E2,E4,E6 Washington School, 331 Emory Ave, Chestnut Ave. EntranceDistrict E3,E5 WEST WARD Holland Middle School, 1001 West State St, Aud LobDistrict W1,W10 Stokes School, 915 Parkside Ave, Maple Av Door 8District W2,W4,W5,W11 Joyce Kilmer School, 1300 Stuyvesant Ave, Dr 2District W3,W7 Donnelly Homes, 875 North Willow St, Comm RmDistrict W6,W17 Gregory School, 500 Rutherford AveDistrict W8,W9,W13,W14 French Towers, 630 West State St District W12,W16 North 25 Associates, 260 New Willow St, Comm RmDistrict W15 WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP West Windsor Vol Fire Co, 153 S Mill Rd District 1,3,9,14 Liquid Church, 545 Meadow Road District 4,8 Princeton Jct. Fire House, 245 Clarksville Rd District 6,7 West Windsor Senior Ctr., 271 Clarksville Rd. District 2, 5,10,15 W Windsor-Plains Reg BD of ED, 321 Village Rd East District 11,12,13,16 2025 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT DROP BOX LOCATIONS EAST WINDSOR: •East Windsor Courthouse– 80 One Mile Road, East Windsor, NJ, 08520 (In Front) EWING: •Ewing Municipal Building – 2 Jake Garzio Drive, Ewing, NJ, 08628 (In Front) •TCNJ Administrative Services Building - 1872 Pennington Rd., Ewing NJ 08618 (In Front on the campus side) •Mercer County Office Park – 1440 Parkside Ave., Ewing NJ 08638 (In Front of Entrance) HAMILTON: •Hamilton Golf/Call Center – 5 Justice Samuel A. Alito Way, Hamilton, NJ, 08619 •Hamilton Municipal Building – 2090 Greenwood Avenue, Hamilton, NJ, 08609 (Left side of Bldg.) •Nottingham Firehouse – 200 Mercer Street, Hamilton Square, NJ, 08690 (Right side of Bldg.) HIGHTSTOWN: •Hightstown Municipal Office – 156 Bank Street, Hightstown, NJ, 08520 (Bank St Side of Bldg.) HOPEWELL: •Hopewell Township Administration Building – 201 Washington Crossing-Pennington Rd, Titusville, NJ 08560 (At Main Entrance of Building) LAWRENCE: •Board of Elections – 930 Spruce St, Lawrence, NJ 08648 •Lawrence Municipal Building – 2207 Lawrenceville Rd, (Rt 206) Lawrence, NJ 08648 (North Side-Right Side of the Municipal Bldg.) PRINCETON: •Princeton Municipal Building – 400 Witherspoon St, Princeton, NJ, 08540 (Front of Bldg. facing Witherspoon) •Princeton University Dinky Station/Wawa - 152 Alexander St., Princeton NJ 08540 (Around the circular drop off area in front of Wawa) ROBBINSVILLE: •Robbinsville Municipal Building, 2298 NJ-33, Robbinsville, NJ 08691 (In back parking lot of Municipal Bldg.) TRENTON: •County Clerk’s Office- Courthouse Annex- 209 S. Broad Street, Trenton, NJ, 08608 (in front) •Trenton City Hall – 319 E. State Street, Trenton, NJ, 08608 (In back/ near Municipal clerk’s Office) •Henry J. Austin Center – 321 N. Warren St, Trenton, NJ, 08618 (Corner of Tucker) •Trenton Central – 400 Chambers Street, Trenton, NJ, 08609 (across from McDonald’s) WEST WINDSOR: •West Windsor Municipal Complex, 271 Clarksville Rd, West Windsor, NJ, 08550 (Between the Municipal building and the Senior Center) PURSUANT TO PROVISIONS OF THE VOTING ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED ACT OF 1984, A TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICE FOR THE DEAF (TDD) IS MAINTAINED AT THE ELECTION DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, TRENTON, NEW JERSEY. PERSONS WISHING TO UTILIZE THIS SERVICE TO OBTAIN GENERAL VOTER INFORMATION MAY DO SO BY DIALING 1-800-292-0039. ALL POLLING PLACES IN MERCER COUNTY WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH AUDIO VOTING FOR THE BLIND. VOTERS WHO HAVE DIFFICULTY VOTING DUE TO BLINDNESS, DISABILITY, OR AN INABILITY TO READ OR WRITE MAY BRING A PERSON TO ASSIST THEM AT THE POLLS OR MAY ASK FOR ASSISTANCE FROM THE POLL WORKERS. 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IF YOU BELIEVE THAT YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE HAS BEEN VIOLATED IN ANY WAY, YOU SHOULD IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY YOUR COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF ELECTIONS. USE OF PROVISIONAL BALLOTS DURING EARLY VOTING AND ON ELECTION DAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 2025 IF YOU ARE A REGISTERED VOTER WHO HAS MOVED WITHIN THE COUNTY AND YOU DID NOT NOTIFY THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF REGISTRATIONS OF YOUR NEW ADDRESS, YOU WILL BE PERMITTED TO VOTE AT THE ELECTION AS FOLLOWS: (1) GO TO THE POLLING PLACE FOR THE ELECTION DISTRICT OF YOUR CURRENT ADDRESS (2) TELL POLL WORKERS YOU ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE, BUT HAVE MOVED WITHIN THE COUNTY (3) YOU WILL BE PERMITTED TO VOTE BY PROVISIONAL BALLOT PROVISIONAL BALLOTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR ALL VOTERS. CHALLENGES TO MAIL-IN BALLOTS AND PROVISIONAL BALLOTS THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTING CHALLENGES TO VOTE-BY-MAIL BALLOTS BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 24TH 2025, FROM 9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM THROUGH OCTOBER 29th 2025 FROM 9:00 AM TO 04:00 PM AT THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS 930 SPRUCE ST, LAWRENCE, NJ 08648. THE BOARD WILL BE IN SESSION TO REVIEW THOSE CHALLENGES ON NOVEMBER 18th, 2025 AT 05:00 P.M. A CHALLENGER MUST HAVE PREVIOUSLY BEEN DESIGNATED BY THE COUNTY CHAIR OR CANDIDATES ON THE BALLOT FOR THE NOVEMBER 4TH, 2025, GENERAL ELECTION. PLEASE CALL THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS TO NOTICE YOUR INTENT TO CHALLENGE. PLEASE BRING ANY SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION AND BE PREPARED TO COMPLETE AN AFFIDAVIT FOR EACH CHALLENGE SUBMITTED. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS AS TO YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION STATUS OR POLLING PLACE LOCATION - CALL NOW: 609-989-6750; 6753, 6756, OR 6769. MERCER COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS JILL MOYER, CHAIRWOMAN MARTIN J JENNINGS JR ESQ, SECRETARY MARY CORRIGAN, MEMBER PHONE 609-989-6522 MAIL IN BALLOTS We will begin opening Mail in Ballots on Thursday, October 30th at 10:00 am, Saturday November 1st at 10:00 am and Monday November 3rd 2025 at 10:00am at the Mercer County Board of Elections, 930 Spruce St, Lawrence, NJ 08648 ADJUDICATION OF BALLOTS We will begin Adjudicating Ballots on Friday, October 31st 2025 at 10:00 am and Sunday November 2nd 2025 at 10:00am at the Mercer County Board of Elections, 930 Spruce St, Lawrence, NJ 08648 Prt fee:$1311.80 Sep 29, Oct 13 -1a