Sireci & Sullivan for Cinnaminson Township Committee
Cinnaminson · Election Day, Nov. 3
Listening.
Engaging.
Delivering.

Zach Sireci and Nick Sullivan are running for two seats on the Cinnaminson Township Committee. Working for every resident.

Nick Sullivan and Zach Sireci

What they’re running on

Their campaign, in three words.

Listening

A say for the people who live here

Township decisions land on the people who live here. Residents should have a say in them while a decision is still being shaped.

Engaging

Local government you can follow

Township business should be easy for any resident to follow — explained in plain language, and open to input from the people it affects.

Delivering

Modernize what the township runs on

Modernizing township infrastructure, supporting local business, and smart, responsible development that strengthens Cinnaminson.

Meet the Democrats for Cinnaminson

Nick Sullivan
Nick Sullivan
Township Committee · 3-Year Term

Nick Sullivan is an attorney who represents municipalities and businesses across New Jersey — the same work he wants to bring home to Cinnaminson. He is focused on modernizing township infrastructure, supporting our small businesses, and holding new development to a standard that builds a sustainable future here. He is a graduate of Drexel Law School. He and his wife Dana are raising three children in Cinnaminson, and you will usually find him coaching at the local soccer and baseball fields.

Zach Sireci
Zach Sireci
Township Committee · 3-Year Term

Zach Sireci is a lifelong Cinnaminson resident. He went through Cinnaminson Public Schools from kindergarten at New Albany Elementary all the way through graduation, played sports here from the age of four — wrestling, football and baseball — and played cello in the school orchestra. He is a graduate of Rutgers Law School, and after law school he bought his first home in Cinnaminson. He is running to strengthen the community that raised him, get residents engaged in township decisions, and make sure every voice is heard.

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Cinnaminson’s last Township Committee race was decided by 86 votes. Two seats are on the ballot this November. Here is how to make sure yours is counted.

Three ways to make your voice heard

Every Cinnaminson voter has three options. Pick whichever is easiest.

Vote by mail
Ballots mail Sept. 19

Apply by Oct. 27 by mail, or in person at the County Clerk until 3 p.m. on Nov. 2. Return your ballot by 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Request your ballot
Vote early, in person
Oct. 24 – Nov. 1

Nine days of early voting, including both weekends. Vote at any early voting location in Burlington County.

Find an early voting site
Vote on Election Day
Tuesday, Nov. 3

Polls are open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. On Election Day you must vote at your own assigned polling place.

Find your polling place
Not registered yet? The deadline to register for the November election is Tuesday, October 13. Register online.

Get involved in Cinnaminson

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