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RESULTS FOR MIDDLESEX COUNTY

Mildred S. Scott is the first female Sheriff in Middlesex County and the first African American Sheriff in New Jersey. First elected in 2010, Sheriff Scott has made substantial changes to the personnel structure of the Sheriff’s Office and has implemented major improvements in technology. As our Sheriff, she’s working to keep Middlesex County safe. 

County Commissioner Charles Kenny has served as County Commissioner since 2013 and currently serves as Chair of the Transportation Committee, where he is focused on expanding transit options and maintaining our county’s roads. He is also overseeing the County’s Destination 2040 Strategic Planning Initiative developing a comprehensive plan for Middlesex County that will shape how the County will grow in the coming years, and drive strategic investment in transportation, economic development, and more. Charles is a retired Fire Chief with the Woodbridge Fire Department, Fire District #1. 

County Commissioner Clary Azcona-Barber immigrated to the US when she was 19 years old and immediately settled in Middlesex County. A lifelong public servant, she has served on numerous boards and currently works as a Management Specialist for the City of New Brunswick. First elected as a County Commissioner in 2019, Clary has spent her time introducing REPLENISH and revamping the county’s food pantries, raising awareness and educating the public by creating a bilingual telemedicine outreach program, and working on the 2020 Census.

County Commissioner Chanelle Scott McCullum has served as a County Commissioner since 2021, where she has focused on expanding education and job training opportunities for everyone in Middlesex County. During the height of the COVID pandemic, Chanelle was appointed to lead a panel tasked with performing a comprehensive overview. of the challenges faced by our students. In her professional career, Dr. Chanelle McCullum is a Licenses Registered Pharmacist.

EARLY VOTE OPTIONS THIS YEAR

VOTE BY MAIL

The County Clerk’s Office will begin mailing out the June Primary vote by mail ballots to voters on the permanent vote by mail list and voters who recently requested to receive a vote by mail ballot on Saturday, April 23rd. You can check whether or not you should be receiving a vote by mail ballot by looking up your voter profile on the NJ Division of Elections website.

Click on Mail-In Ballot History after you sign in (see image below).

You will see the information for the June 2022 Primary Election at the top of the next page if you are expected to receive a vote by mail ballot for the June 7 Primary Election.

If you do not receive your vote by mail ballot by Monday, May 2nd, call the County Clerk’s Office or fill out send in a replacement ballot request form before May 31st in order to receive a replacement vote by mail ballot in time to vote by mail in the June 7th Primary Elections.

Want to sign up to receive a vote by mail ballot for the June 7th Primary Election? Download an application from our Voting Central page and mail it in before May 31st (County Clerk’s Office must have it in hand by May 31st) or apply in person at the County Clerk’s Office by 3 pm on Monday, June 6th. Click here for instructions on how to fill out your vote by mail application.

IN-PERSON EARLY VOTING BEFORE ELECTION DAY

New Jersey passed a law in 2021 (P.L. 2021, c.40) permitting in-person early voting in New Jersey for primary and general elections. 

Middlesex County Voters will be able to go to any one of the ten (10) in-person early voting locations throughout Middlesex County to use a voting machine to vote before the June 7th Primary regardless of where in Middlesex County you are registered to vote. No appointment is necessary!

The in-person early voting locations’ hours of operation for this upcoming non-presidential primary elections are:

Friday, June 3rd, from 10 am to 8 pm

Saturday, June 4th, from 10 am to 8 pm

Sunday, June 5th, from 10 am to 6 pm

GET READY FOR ELECTION DAY: JUNE 7TH

VOTING ON ELECTION DAY

Polling locations will be open from 6 am to 8 pm on Election Day – Tuesday, June 7th. Make sure that you go vote at your assigned polling location. Click on the video below for instructions on how to use the voting machines that will be available at your polling place.