Astor & Cane for Hainesport
Hainesport · Election Day, Nov. 3
Transparency.
Accountability.
Fiscal responsibility.

John Cane and Zachary J. Astor are running for two seats on the Township Committee. Win either one and Hainesport has a new Democratic majority.

John Cane and Zachary J. Astor

What they’re running on

Three commitments to Hainesport.

1

Accountable to Hainesport, nobody else

They do not take PAC money. This campaign is funded by Hainesport residents, friends and family — not big money donors.

2

Transparency in how the township runs

Township decisions, budgets and meeting materials should be easy for any resident to find and follow.

3

Fiscal responsibility

Treating the township budget the way you treat your own — every dollar accounted for.

Meet the Democrats for Hainesport

John Cane
Township Committee · 3-Year Term

John Cane is a 22-year proud resident of Hainesport, where he raised his daughter. He graduated from Rutgers University Camden and works at Lockheed Martin Moorestown in a financial capacity. He serves as a board member on the Creekview HOA and is a Member of the Hainesport Township Environmental Commission (HTEC). As a believer in volunteerism and service who has enjoyed serving the community, he wants to continue to bring energy and passion to our town.

Zachary J. Astor
Township Committee · 3-Year Term

Zachary J. Astor was born and raised in Burlington, NJ and is a proud Hainesport resident of nine years. He has had quite a journey over the last five years, making him a two-time cancer survivor. Through it he was fortunate to be a utility worker supported by a union. Hainesport has shown his family what community really is. His daughter was born in Hainesport and attends Hainesport Elementary. It is his goal to give back the kindness, strength and resilience Hainesport has shown his family.

Three ways to make your voice heard

Every Hainesport 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 Hainesport

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