Pennsylvania Democrats put Biden over the top on Nov. 7, 2020 to win a total of 273 electoral votes, giving him the presidency. Thank you to all who voted for Biden/Harris and supported a new path for America!
Anthony and Jeff ran unopposed this year. Read about all Fanwood and Scotch Plains results here.
Amy, the incumbent, beat Maggie Savoca by a two to one margin. Read all the BOE election results here.
Everyone in Fanwood will receive a mail-in ballot for the November 3, 2020 general election. All voters are strongly urged to use this ballot to vote for all races. A LIMITED number of in-person polling places will be available on November 3rd, but there will be no voting machines, only paper provisional ballots. To find the polling places in Fanwood, click here.
The Union County Board of Elections has placed drop boxes for you to deposit your mail-in ballot if you'd prefer not to drop it into the mail. Those locations and everything you ever wanted to know about mail-in voting can be found here.
Once you deposit or mail your ballot, you can track it here.
Every vote counts! Please vote on November 3rd!
Councilmen Anthony Carter and Jeff Banks ran unopposed in the July 7th NJ primary election and are poised to do so again on November 3rd barring any last minute entries to the ballot.
Joe Biden has selected Kamala Harris to be his running mate, elevating a charismatic blue-state senator, former prosecutor and onetime 2020 primary rival who has built a reputation as an unyielding antagonist of the Trump administration.
Harris, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, was the wire-to-wire frontrunner for Biden’s No. 2 job. Her experience as a battle-tested presidential candidate, her efforts leading major law enforcement offices and her political track record of three election wins in California helped her overcome a crowded list of contenders.
(from politico.com, 8/12/2020)
Governor Phil Murphy and Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman were guests of honor at the 2020 Fanwood reorganization meeting on Sunday, January 5th. Mayor Colleen Mahr and Council members Jeff Banks, Francine Glaser and Kathy Mitchell were sworn in after their November election victories. Here's the whole group including sitting Council members Anthony Carter, Patricia Walsh and Council President Erin McElroy Barker.