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State Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Philip Murphy a V1 Dem Governor Democratic One Gateway Center Apt-Unit 1025 Newark 07102 Sheila Oliver a Dem Lt Atlantic County Clerk's Office 2017 General Election Candidates List State Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Philip Murphy A V1 Dem Governor Democratic One Gateway Center Apt-Unit 1025 Newark 07102 Sheila Oliver A Dem Lt. Governor Democratic One Gateway Center Apt-Unit 1025 Newark 07102 Kim Guadagno B Rep Governor Republican P.O. Box 31 Metuchen 08840 Carlos A. Rendo B Rep Lt. Governor Republican 10 Balsam Road Woodcliff Lake 07677 Matthew Riccardi E Ind Governor Constitution Party P.O. Box 902 Neptune 07753 No Candidate Filed E Ind Lt. Governor Constitution Party Seth Kaper-Dale D Ind Governor Green Party 23 S. 2Nd Avenue Highland Park 08904 Lisa Durden D Ind Lt. Governor Green Party 219 Vassar Avenue Newark 07112 Peter J. Rohrman F Ind Governor Libertarian Party 800 Newport Drive Ramsey 07446 Karese J. Laguerre F Ind Lt. Governor Libertarian Party 44 Pinetree Drive Parlin 08859 Gina Genovese C Ind Governor Reduce Property Taxes 52 Hilltop Road Millington 07946 No Candidate Filed C Ind Lt. Governor Reduce Property Taxes Vincent Ross G Ind Governor We The People 14 Tarbert Court Edison 08817 April A. Johnson G Ind Lt. Governor We The People 251 Twin Lakes Boulevard Little Egg Harbor 08087 Jeff Van Drew A V1 Dem State Senate 1st Legislative District Democratic 237 Dennisville Road Cape May Court House 08210 Mary Gruccio B Rep Republican 1234 McClain Drive Vineland 08361 Anthony Parisi Sanchez C Ind Cannot Be Bought P.O. Box 722 Vineland 08360 Colin Bell A V1 Dem State Senate 2nd Legislative District Democratic 315 North Nassau Avenue Margate 08402 Chris Brown B Rep Republican 15 S. Somerset Avenue Ventnor City 08406 George B. Youngkin A V1 Dem State Senate 8th Legislative District Democratic 13 Regent Court Medford 08055 Dawn Marie Addiego B Rep Republican 16 Palomino Drive Marlton 08053 Brian Corley White A V1 Dem State Senate 9th Legislative District Democratic 346 Atlantis Avenue Manahawkin 08050 Christopher J. Connors B Rep Republican 235 Cherokee Trail Forked River 08731 Bob Andrzejczak A V2 Dem General Assembly 1st Legislative District Democratic 22 Lola Lane Cape May 08204 R. Bruce Land A Dem Democratic 789 Cypress Drive Vineland 08360 Brian McDowell B Rep Republican 2109 Central Avenue N. Wildwood 08260 James R. Sauro B Rep Republican 5219 Trento Avenue Vineland 08361 Vince Mazzeo A V2 Dem General Assembly 2nd Legislative District Democratic 4046 Oak Road Buena 08310 John Armato A Dem Democratic 2001 Shepherd Drive Northfield 08225 Vince Sera B Rep Republican 912 Sarazen Road Brigantine 08203 Brenda Taube B Rep Republican 412 N. Nassau Avenue Margate 08402 Mico Lucide D Ind Green Party 24 Westover Circle Mays Landing 08330 Heather Gordon C Ind Independent, Honest, Reliable 6917 Atlantic Avenue Ventnor 08406 Joanne Schwartz A V2 Dem General Assembly 8th Legislative District Democratic 3 Beebe Lane Southampton 08088 Maryann Merlino A Dem Democratic 2258 Clifford Avenue Waterford 08004 Maria Rodriguez-Gregg B Rep Republican 210 Taunton Boulevard Medford 08055 Joe Howarth B Rep Republican 27 Erindale Drive Marlton 08053 Ryan T. Calhoun C Ind No Status Quo 14 Thornhill Drive Lumberton 08048 Jill Dobrowansky A V2 Dem General Assembly 9th Legislative District Democratic 17 Willow Court Manahawkin 08050 Ryan Young A Dem Democratic 1054 Clearwater Avenue Manahawkin 08050 Brian E. Rumpf B Rep Republican 3 Genevieve Court Little Egg Harbor 08087 Dianne C. Gove B Rep Republican 4601 Long Beach Boulevard Brant Beach 08008 Atlantic County Clerk's Office 2017 General Election Candidates List County Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Eric Scheffler A V1 Dem Sheriff Democratic 424 West Revere Northfield 08225 Jack Glasser B Rep Republican 730 2nd Steet Somers Point 08244 Caren Fitzpatrick A V2 Dem Freeholder-at-Large Democratic 92 Northridge Drive Mays Landing 08330 Thelma Witherspoon A Dem Democratic 2000 Franklin Blvd. Linwood 08221 John W. Risley, Jr. B Rep Republican 118 Leap Street Egg Harbor Twp 08234 Tony DiPietro B Rep Republican 1 Clipper Ct. Galloway 08205 Melissa Tomlinson D Ind Green Party 4859 Hawthorne Lane Mays Landing 08330 Ashley Bennett A V1 Dem Freeholder District 3 Democratic 125 Locust Avenue Egg Harbor Twp 08234 John Carman B Rep Republican 89 Zion Road Egg Harbor Twp 08234 Absecon Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Stephen Light A V1 Dem Council-At-Large Democratic 401 S Shore Rd Absecon 08201 Michael R. Ring B Rep Republican 46 Natalie Terrace Absecon 08201 Elizabeth (Betty) Howell A V1 Dem Council Ward One Democratic 1007 Spring Ln Absecon 08201 James Vizthum B Rep Republican 634 Woodland Avenue Absecon 08201 Kim Horton A V1 Dem Council Ward Two Democrat 1003 Plaza Place Absecon 08201 Edward Vincent B Rep Republican 905 Navajo Avenue Absecon 08201 Atlantic City Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Frank M. Gilliam, Jr. A V1 Dem Mayor Democratic 1421 N. Ohio Avenue Atlantic City 08401 Donald A. Guardian B Rep Republican 28 Lighthouse Court Atlantic City 08401 Henry A. Green C Ind 145 South Rhode Island Avenue Apt 1112 Atlantic City 08401 Joseph J. Polillo E Ind Polillo's Last Stand 652 Bella Terrace Atlantic City 08401 George Tibbitt A V3 Dem Council-at-Large Democratic 407 N. Annapolis Avenue Atlantic City 08401 Moisse Delgado A Dem Democratic 1022 N. Kentucky Avenue Atlantic City 08401 Jeffree Fauntleroy II A Dem Democratic 655 Absecon Blvd #301 Atlantic City 08401 Stacey Kammerman B Rep Republican 427 Carson Avenue Atlantic City 08401 Ronald V. Bailey B Rep Republican 257 N. Texas Avenue Atlantic City 08401 Paul Tonacci B Rep Republican 648 N. Albany Avenue Apt 3-C Atlantic City 08401 Tom Forkin C Ind Service Above Self 419 Carson Avenue BH#6 Atlantic City 08401 Brigantine No Local Offices Buena Borough Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code No Nomination Made A V2 Dem Council Democratic No Nomination Made A Dem Democratic Greg McAvaddy B Rep Republican 543 Forest Grove Road Vineland 08360 Jorge A. Alvarez B Rep Republican 113 Melini Avenue Landisville 08326 Buena Vista Twp Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code David Turner A V1 Dem Township Committee Democratic 606 Sixth Road Newtonville 08346 No Nomination Made B Rep Republican Corbin City Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Matthew V. Kane A V1 Dem Council Democratic 301 Rt. 50 Corbin City 08270 William Collins B Rep Republican 413 Aetna Dr. Corbin City 08270 Atlantic County Clerk's Office 2017 General Election Candidates List Egg Harbor City Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Andrew L. Dixon A V3 Dem Common Council Democratic 129 Antwerp Avenue Egg Harbor City 08215 Donna M. Heist A Dem Democratic 3218 Route 563 Egg Harbor City 08215 Robert E. Ross, Jr. A Dem Democratic 601 St. Louis Avenue Egg Harbor City 08215 Clifford Mays, Jr. B Rep Republican 559 San Francisco Avenue Egg Harbor City 08215 Robin Sefton B Rep Republican 326 Philadelphia Avenue Egg Harbor City 08215 No Additional Nominations Made B Rep Republican Egg Harbor Twp Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Maria Italiano-McGreevy A V2 Dem Township Committee Democratic 11 Bayberry Avenue Egg Harbor Township 08234 Nadine M.V. Flynn A Dem Democratic 7 Gallant Fox Lane Egg Harbor Township 08234 Laura Pfrommer B Rep Republican 410 Dogwood Avenue Egg Harbor Township 08234 Paul W. Hodson B Rep Republican 152 Asbury Road Egg Harbor Township 08234 Estell Manor Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Thomas T. Pogue A V1 Dem Mayor Democratic 164 Cumberland Ave. Estell Manor 08319 Stephen J. Teasenfitz B Rep Republican 168 Cumberland Ave. Estell Manor 08319 Joe Venezia C Ind Independent Conservative Leadship 187 Rt. 50, PO Box 323 Mays Landing 08330 Diane E. Pogue A V1 Dem Council Democratic 164 Cumberland Ave. Estell Manor 08319 Lawrence T. Hughes B Rep Republican 198 Second Ave. Estell Manor 08319 Folsom Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code No Nominations Made A V2 Dem Council Democratic No Nominations Made A Dem Democratic Charles J. Arena B Rep Republican 1002 Black Horse Pike Folsom 08037 Kenneth Jantz B Rep Independent for Folsom 2114 14th St Folsom 08037 Dan Giordano C Ind Giordano for Council 1446 Backline Road Folsom 08037 Michael Edwin Schumacker, Jr. E Ind 1318 Mays Landing Road Folsom 08037 Ryan Allen Krueger F Ind 1412 Backline Road Folsom 08037 Galloway Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Jim Gorman A V4 Dem Council Democratic 18 W McKinley Road Galloway 08205 Mary Crawford A Dem Democratic 9 Mahogany Court Galloway 08205 Walead Abdrabouh A Dem Democratic 404 Stockbridge Court Galloway 08205 Frank Santo A Dem Democratic 111 Sterling Drive Galloway 08205 Don Purdy B Rep Republican 24 S Odessa Avenue Galloway 08205 Frank Gargione B Rep Republican 12 Mahogany Court Galloway 08205 Robert Maldonado B Rep Republican 230 Father Keis Drive Pomona 08240 Timothy Meadows, Sr. B Rep Republican 11 Donegal Lane Galloway 08205 Hamilton Twp Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code Dwight E. Melton A V1 Dem Township Committee Democratic 6327 Rt. 40 Hamilton Twp. 08330 John Kurtz B Rep Republican 47 Pennington Ave. Hamilton Twp. 08330 Atlantic County Clerk's Office 2017 General Election Candidates List Hammonton Column Party Office Slogan Street City Zip Code No Nomination Made A V1 Dem Mayor Democratic Mickey Pullia B Rep Republican 570 Central Ave. Hammonton 08037 Steve DiDonato C Ind Hammonton First 10 Bowling Lane Hammonton 08037 No Nomination Made A V3 Dem Council Democratic Franco F. Catania B Rep Republican 517 S. 1st Rd. Hammonton 08037 Rocky Colasurdo B Rep Republican 420 Boyer Ave. Hammonton 08037 Joseph J. Giralo B Rep Republican 321 E.
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