Burlington County Announces Comprehensive Review of Elections Procedures, Seeks Voters' Input
Burlington County, New Jersey, is undertaking a comprehensive review of its elections procedures to ensure the integrity and fairness of future elections.
The review will include an examination of all aspects of the electoral process, from voter registration to the counting of ballots.
The Burlington County Board of Elections is seeking input from voters and other stakeholders as part of the review process. The board will hold a series of public hearings to gather feedback on the current system and to discuss potential changes.
“We are committed to ensuring that our elections are fair and accurate,” said Burlington County Clerk Joanne Schwartz. “This review will help us to identify any areas where we can improve our procedures and make our elections more efficient and accessible.”
The review is expected to take several months to complete. The board will then make recommendations to the Burlington County Board of Freeholders for changes to the elections process.
The Burlington County Board of Elections is responsible for administering elections in the county. The board is composed of three members, who are appointed by the Burlington County Board of Freeholders.
The board’s responsibilities include:
- Registering voters
- Conducting elections
- Counting ballots
- Certifying election results
The board also provides voter education and outreach services.
The review of elections procedures is part of Burlington County’s ongoing commitment to good government.
The county has a long history of fair and accurate elections, and the board is committed to maintaining that tradition.
The board encourages all voters and stakeholders to participate in the review process. The board will hold a series of public hearings to gather feedback on the current system and to discuss potential changes.
The dates and times of the public hearings will be announced soon. For more information, please visit the Burlington County website.
