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Num Voters ID Codes Organization City State Zipcode 1100 MCRJ9T-NJ Matawan Regional High School Aberdeen -NJ 07742 70 MCBR66-NJ Num Voters ID Codes Organization City State Zipcode 1100 MCRJ9T-NJ Matawan Regional High School Aberdeen -NJ 07742 70 MCBR66-NJ Home Away From Home Academy Aberdeen -NJ 07747 100 MCWP7Q-NJ Lloyd Road Aberdeen -NJ 07747 400 MCGTH6-NJ H Ashton Marsh Absecon -NJ 08201 90 MC36W9-NJ Allentown High Allentown -NJ 08501 650 MC3WN9-NJ Upper Freehold Regional Middle School Allentown -NJ 08501 300 MC3GXN-NJ Alloway Twp School Alloway -NJ 08001 240 MCTGRQ-NJ Alpha Public School Alpha -NJ 08865 120 MCCYXS-NJ Alpine Elementary School Alpine -NJ 07620 300 MC4FHV-NJ Thomas B. 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