Capate & Bruce for Maple Shade Town Council
Maple Shade · Election Day, Nov. 3
Fiscal responsibility.
Transparency.
Every dollar matters.

Gina Capate and Renee Bruce are running for two seats on the Maple Shade Township Council. Smart, accountable governance that puts Maple Shade families first.

Gina Capate and Renee Bruce

What they’re running on

Fiscal responsibility

Every dollar spent must be justified

Rigorous oversight of the municipal budget and spending decisions, and no unnecessary tax increases.

Transparency

Residents know exactly where their money goes

Transparent reporting, and open, accessible government that keeps residents informed and involved.

Responsible development

Growth that doesn’t burden current residents

Development that grows the tax base, and police, fire and emergency services with the resources they need.

Meet the Democrats for Maple Shade

Gina Capate
Gina Capate
Township Council · 4-Year Term

Lifelong Maple Shade resident, Board of Education member, Joint Land Use Board member and secretary of the Maple Shade Food Bank. A Maple Shade High School graduate, Gina has volunteered with Toys for Tots for 30 years — expanding the program beyond the holidays to include Easter and back-to-school distributions for children across Burlington County. She served as PTA President for the Maple Shade School District, helped found and led the United Girls Softball League of Burlington County, and is a longtime leader and former coach with Maple Shade Girls Softball.

Renee Bruce
Renee Bruce
Township Council · 4-Year Term

26-year Maple Shade resident, proud union member, Maple Shade High School secretary and Joint Land Use Board member. Renee has raised her family here and brings over 28 years of experience in education to her role at the high school. On the Joint Land Use Board she has developed a thorough understanding of local ordinances and the critical importance of responsible, community-driven planning. Her career has been defined by patience, active listening and collaboration — skills she will use to ensure every resident feels heard and respected.

Three ways to make your voice heard

Every Maple Shade 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 Maple Shade

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