How to Vote for Gavin Rozzi
57% of renters in Ward 3, District 2 are cost-burdened — and for years, this seat has sat empty. One write-in vote can change that. Find your voting method below and help fill this vacant seat.
until polls open on June 2, 2026
Get a Voting Reminder
We will remind you to vote on June 2, 2026
Your Polling Place — Florence Township Ward 3, District 2
Polls are open on Tuesday, June 2, 2026 from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Florence Township Municipal Building711 Broad Street, Florence, NJ 08518
Court Room, Rear Entrance
A ballot drop box is also available at this location for mail-in ballots.
Not sure of your polling location? Look it up at vote.nj.gov.
Accessible Voting
Polling places in New Jersey are required to be accessible. If you need assistance voting, help is available.
- You may bring a person of your choice to assist you in the voting booth
- Poll workers are trained to help voters who need assistance
- Accessible voting equipment is available at all polling places
- Curbside voting is available if you cannot enter the building
Questions about accessibility accommodations? Contact the Burlington County Board of Elections at (609) 265-5060.
Voting In Person — Step by Step
Check in at your polling place with your name and address.
Approach the voting machine for the Democratic primary.
Find the section labeled "County Committee (Male)" near the bottom.
Go to the "Personal Choice" column on the far right.
Select WRITE-IN, then type GAVIN ROZZI using the keyboard.
Double-check the spelling: R — O — Z — Z — I
Press CAST VOTE when you have made all your selections.
Voting by Mail-In Ballot
Find the section labeled "County Committee (Male)" on your ballot.
On the write-in line, print clearly: GAVIN ROZZI
Fill in the corresponding oval to count your vote.
Seal and return per the instructions included with your ballot, or drop it off at the Burlington County Board of Elections or your polling place by 8:00 PM on June 2.
Request Your Mail-In Ballot
Request Your Mail-In Ballot Online
New Jersey now offers online vote-by-mail applications. Apply in minutes.
Request Online at vote.nj.govYou will need your date of birth and either your NJ driver's license/ID or Social Security number.
Application Deadline
Mail-in ballot applications must be received by May 26, 2026 (7 days before the election) for a ballot to be mailed to you.
You may apply in person at the County Clerk's office up to 3:00 PM on June 1, 2026.
Burlington County Clerk's Office
County Clerk Office
50 Rancocas Road, Mount Holly, NJ 08060Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Board of Elections / Alternative Election Services
301 Harper Drive, Moorestown, NJ 08057Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
For applying, receiving, and returning vote-by-mail ballots
Mail Applications To:
Honorable Joanne Schwartz Burlington County Clerk P.O. Box 6000 Mount Holly, NJ 08060How to Return Your Completed Ballot
By Mail
No postage necessary. Must be postmarked by Election Day and sincerely within 6 days.
Board of Elections
Return directly to 301 Harper Drive, Moorestown by 8:00 PM on Election Day.
Secure Drop Box
Drop off at any of 29 Burlington County drop boxes by 8:00 PM on Election Day.
Florence Township has a drop box at the Municipal Building.
Important:
Vote-by-mail ballots MAY NOT be returned at polling places on Election Day. Use mail, the Board of Elections, or a secure drop box only.
Secure Ballot Drop Box Locations
Burlington County has 29 secure ballot drop boxes available 24/7. Your completed mail-in ballot must be deposited in a drop box by 8:00 PM on Election Day.
Burlington County Secure Ballot Drop Boxes
29 locations across the county
Your Nearest Drop Box — Florence Township
Florence Township Municipal Building
711 Broad Street, Florence, NJ 08518
Same location as your polling place
Drop boxes are available 24/7 and must receive ballots by 8:00 PM on Election Day.
View on Burlington County website
Early In-Person Voting
Early In-Person Voting
New Jersey offers early in-person voting before Election Day. You can vote at any early voting location in Burlington County — you are not limited to your assigned polling place during the early voting period.
Early voting dates and locations for the June 2, 2026 primary will be announced by Burlington County. Check back closer to the election for details.
What to Know About Early Voting
- Early voting typically runs for about 9 days, ending the Sunday before Election Day.
- You can vote at any early voting site in Burlington County, not just your assigned polling place.
- The voting process is the same as Election Day — find County Committee (Male) and write in GAVIN ROZZI.
- Unaffiliated voters can declare Democrat and vote in the primary during early voting.
R — O — Z — Z — I
That is a DOUBLE Z in the middle.
New Jersey law provides that a write-in vote counts as long as the voter's intent is reasonably clear. Do not let worry about perfect spelling stop you from voting. Just do your best and make sure to include both Z's.
Sample Ballot
A sample ballot for the June 2, 2026 Democratic primary in Florence Township Ward 3, District 2 will be posted here once it is released by the Burlington County Board of Elections. Sample ballots are typically available two to three weeks before the election.
You can also view sample ballots at co.burlington.nj.us/182/Board-of-Elections.
Where to Write In on Your Ballot
Two steps: Select WRITE-IN in the Personal Choice column, then type GAVIN ROZZI using the keyboard.
Sample mockup for illustration. Actual ballot layout may vary by district.
Download PDFBefore You Vote — Registration Checklist
Voter Registration Checklist
- 1
Check your registration status
Confirm you are registered and your address is current.
Check at vote.nj.gov - 2
Confirm you are registered as a Democrat
New Jersey has closed primaries. Unaffiliated voters can declare Democrat at the polls on Election Day or during Early Voting. If changing from another party, you must update your affiliation at least 55 days before the primary.
Register or update party - 3
Know the registration deadline
You must be registered at least 21 days before the election. The deadline to register for the June 2, 2026 primary is May 12, 2026.
- 4
Find your polling place
Ward 3, District 2 votes at the Florence Township Municipal Building, 711 Broad Street (Court Room, Rear Entrance).
Confirm your polling place - 5
Or request a mail-in ballot
Prefer to vote by mail? Request your mail-in ballot online. Applications must be received by May 26, 2026 for a ballot to be mailed to you.
Request mail-in ballot
Key Dates
- Voter registration deadlineMay 12, 2026
- Mail-in ballot request deadlineMay 26, 2026
- Primary Election DayJune 2, 2026
Key Dates
Voter Registration Deadline
Tuesday, May 12, 2026
21 days before the primary
Mail-In Ballot Request Deadline
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
7 days before for mailed requests
Election Day
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Polls open 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Take These Instructions With You
Print a pocket-sized voting instruction card to bring to your polling place.
Take It With You
Printable Palm Card
Download and print this pocket-sized voting reminder card. Fold it in half to carry with you to the polls or share with neighbors.
- Name spelling: R-O-Z-Z-I
- Step-by-step voting instructions
- Polling place address
Print on standard letter paper, cut out, and fold in half.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ward 3, District 2 — The Area This Race Covers
Where Is Ward 3, District 2 in Florence Township?
Ward 3, District 2 covers the historic riverfront neighborhood of Florence Township, the older grid-pattern streets that run between Broad Street on the east, West 5th Street on the south, Foundry and Bodine Streets on the west, and the Delaware River on the north. This is one of the oldest settled parts of Florence, a walkable neighborhood of row homes, small yards, and streets named Front, Spring, Summer, and Foundry that tell the story of the township's industrial past.
If your address is on any of these streets, you are likely in Ward 3, District 2: West 2nd Street, West 3rd Street, West 4th Street, West 5th Street, Broad Street, Front Street, Spring Street, Summer Street, Foundry Street, or Bodine Street.
Use the interactive map below or check your voter registration at vote.nj.gov to confirm your district.
What Does a Burlington County Democratic Committee Member Do?
The Burlington County Democratic Committee is made up of two elected representatives from each election district across the county. Together, these local representatives form the official governing body of the Burlington County Democratic Party.
As a county committee member for Ward 3, District 2, Gavin would attend Burlington County Democratic Committee meetings, vote on party leadership and organizational decisions, participate in endorsing Democratic candidates for local and county offices, and serve as the official neighborhood-level connection between Florence Township's Ward 3, District 2 and the broader Democratic Party organization.
County committee seats are not glamorous. There is no salary, no office, and no public spotlight. But they are the foundation of how the Democratic Party makes decisions. Who gets endorsed, who gets party resources, and who the party holds accountable all flow through the people who show up at county committee meetings. When Ward 3, District 2 has no one in that seat, our neighborhood has no voice in those decisions.
That is what this election is about.
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Questions about voting? Contact the Burlington County Board of Elections: co.burlington.nj.us/182/Board-of-Elections or call (609) 265-5060.