Sunday, November 11, 2012
Tom Oves, Jacqueline McAlister and Jim Bauer win three-year terms on the Ocean City Board of Education.
An updated count of votes that includes provisional ballots shows no change in the outcome of the local Ocean City Board of Education election. Ocean City voters returned two incumbents to the local Board of Education and picked one newcomer. Jim Bauer won his seventh three-year term on the board, and Tom Oves was re-elected for his second. Jacqueline McAlister finished second in voting to win her first term. Voters picked from four candidates to fill three full three-year terms on the board. The most recent vote count is as follows: Thomas R. Oves, Jr.: 3,949 Jacqueline A. McAlister: 2,902 H. James Bauer: 2,611 Peter V. Madden: 2,571 Election-night results were as follows Thomas R. Oves, Jr.: 3,326 Jacqueline A. McAlister: 2,412 H. …
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
See how Ocean City voted in races from local Board of Education to president of the United States.
Ocean City voters went to the polls on Tuesday to select candidates for offices from the local Board of Education to the president of the United States. In the federal and state races (overall): The following unofficial results are for Ocean City voters only. See how Ocean City cast its ballots in the larger races (and in its own school board election).
Voers elect Tom Oves, Jim Bauer and Jacqueline McAlister to the Board of Education.
Ocean City voters returned two incumbents to the local Board of Education and picked one newcomer. Jim Bauer won his seventh three-year term on the board, and Tom Oves was re-elected for his second. Jacqueline McAlister finished second in voting to win her first term. Incumbent Pete Madden failed in his bid for a second term. Voters picked from four candidates to fill three full three-year terms on the board. Unofficial election-night results are as follows: Thomas R. Oves, Jr.: 3,326 Jacqueline A. McAlister: 2,412 H. James Bauer: 2,198 Peter V. Madden: 2,092 Tiffany Prettyman ran unopposed to complete the final two years of Antwan McClellan's unexpired term. She received 3,249 votes. McClellan stepped down from the board when he was …
Monday, November 5, 2012
Election will decide seats from local Board of Education to president of the United States.
Ocean City voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to select candidates for offices from the local Board of Education to the president of the United States. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 6., at these locations. Check for election process changes in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. See a complete sample ballot from the Cape May County Clerk's Office. Profiles for the four candidates in the contested Ocean City Board of Education race are linked below. BOARD OF EDUCATION (OCEAN CITY) Vote for three for full three-year terms: Thomas R. Oves, Jr. H. James Bauer Jacqueline A. McAlister Peter V. Madden Vote for one for unexpired two-year term: J. Tiffany Prettyman
Sunday, November 4, 2012
In the Nov. 6 election, four candidates are vying for three seats on the Ocean City Board of Education.
For the first time, Ocean City voters will go to the polls in a November general election to choose Board of Education representatives. School elections have traditionally been held in April, but a statewide bill signed in January allowed school districts to move elections from April to November to save money and potentially increase voter turnout. Four candidates will run for three seats on the Board of Education in the election on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The winners will serve three-year terms on the board. Incumbents H. James Bauer, Peter V. Madden and Thomas R. Oves Jr. will seek re-election, and Jacqueline A. McAlister will seek her first term. Tiffany Prettyman is the only candidate running to complete the unexpired term of Antwan …
In the Nov. 6 election, four candidates are vying for three seats on the Ocean City Board of Education.
For the first time, Ocean City voters will go to the polls in a November general election to choose Board of Education representatives. Four candidates will run for three seats on the Board of Education in the election on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The winners will serve three-year terms on the board. Incumbents H. James Bauer, Peter V. Madden and Thomas R. Oves Jr. will seek re-election, and Jacqueline A. McAlister will seek her first term. Tiffany Prettyman is the only candidate running to complete the unexpired term of Antwan McClellan, who stepped down from the school board when he took office as a city councilman on July 1. The four candidates in the contested race completed the same questionnaire. _________ Name: H. James Bauer Age: 71 …
In the Nov. 6 election, four candidates are vying for three seats on the Ocean City Board of Education.
For the first time, Ocean City voters will go to the polls in a November general election to choose Board of Education representatives. Four candidates will run for three seats on the Board of Education in the election on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The winners will serve three-year terms on the board. Incumbents H. James Bauer, Peter V. Madden and Thomas R. Oves Jr. will seek re-election, and Jacqueline A. McAlister will seek her first term. Tiffany Prettyman is the only candidate running to complete the unexpired term of Antwan McClellan, who stepped down from the school board when he took office as a city councilman on July 1. The four candidates in the contested race completed the same questionnaire. _________ Name: Thomas Oves Age: 49 …
In the Nov. 6 election, four candidates are vying for three seats on the Ocean City Board of Education.
For the first time, Ocean City voters will go to the polls in a November general election to choose Board of Education representatives. Four candidates will run for three seats on the Board of Education in the election on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The winners will serve three-year terms on the board. Incumbents H. James Bauer, Peter V. Madden and Thomas R. Oves Jr. will seek re-election, and Jacqueline A. McAlister will seek her first term. Tiffany Prettyman is the only candidate running to complete the unexpired term of Antwan McClellan, who stepped down from the school board when he took office as a city councilman on July 1. The four candidates in the contested race completed the same questionnaire. _________ Name: Peter Madden Age: 35 …
Where to cast your ballot on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
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Sunday, November 4, 2012
The polls for the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 6, will be open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and polling places are as follows (numbers indicate ward-district): Voters from Ward 1, District 1 who normally vote at the Ocean City Yacht Club will vote at St. Frances Cabrini Church due to flooding at the Yacht Club after Hurricane Sandy. Check for other voting changes.
Saturday, November 3, 2012
An update from the Cape May County Clerk's Office on how to vote in the general election this week.
Cape May County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti and the Cape May County Board of Elections make this important voting update just in by executive order: Electronic Ballots Available to Displaced Voters and 1st Responders Due to Hurricane Sandy Voters displaced by Hurricane Sandy’s impact on New Jersey and first responders will be able to vote by electronic means, either by email or fax up to 5 p.m. on Election Day. Voters are directed to call the County Clerk’s Office at 609-465-1013 for further instructions. Mail-In Ballot Applicants The deadline for Mail-In Ballot Applicants applying in person, or who authorize a messenger to appear in person with the voter’s completed, signed application, to the County Clerk’s Office has been extended to…
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7:44 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
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