Voters in Palmyra Borough went to the polls on Nov. 4 and elected members for Borough Council and for school board of education.
The Burlington County Clerk’s Office has posted results from the election on its website, all of which are unofficial until a vote-counting process that could take more than a week is complete.
Vote totals do not include late mail-in and provisional ballots; they are expected to be tallied at a later date.
Palmyra Borough Council
There were a number of seats open on the Palmyra Borough Council in the Nov. 4 election.
Four candidates – Republicans Thomas Locke and Alexandra Jenkins, and Democratic incumbents Natashia Latimore and John Liebe – vied for two, three-year term seats.
As of Nov. 5, Democratic incumbents John Liebe, with 1,868 votes, and Natashia Latimore, with 1,811 votes, lead Republican candidates Thomas Locke Sr., who has received 993 votes and Alexandra Jenkins, who has received 878 votes.
There are four write-in votes.
Two candidates – Republican and former mayor Michelle Arnold and Democratic incumbent Richard Dreby – vied for a two-year unexpired term seat.
As of Nov. 5, Dreby has received 1,972 votes and Arnold has received 830 votes.
There are six write-in votes.
Two candidates – Republican Robert Zoll and Democratic incumbent Sean O’Connell – vied for a one-year unexpired term seat.
As of Nov. 5, O’Connell has received 1,949 votes and Zoll has received 820 votes.
There are three write-in votes.
Palmyra Board of Education
The general election race for the three, three-year term open seats for the Palmyra Board of Education was uncontested on Nov. 4.
Cara L. Broadbelt, Erika Starr Celley, and Kate Allen-Yoakum were running for reelection.
As of Nov. 5, Celley has received 2,224 votes, Broadbelt received 2,175 votes and Allen-Yoakum received 2,147 votes.
