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Middlesex County Board of Elections approves minutes, relocates two Old Bridge polling districts

3032792 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved meeting minutes and agreed to move two Old Bridge election districts from Oak Ridge High School to James McDivitt School; municipal officials presented a map showing the new site about a six-minute drive from the old location.

The Middlesex County Board of Elections approved the minutes from past meetings and voted to relocate two Old Bridge polling districts.

The board approved the minutes of March 11, March 13 and March 25 after a motion and second. The motion passed; the record reflects the minutes were accepted by those present.

The board also approved a municipal clerk request to move two Old Bridge election districts — Ward 2, District 3 and Ward 2, District 5 — from Oak Ridge High School to James McDivitt School. County staff displayed a map and told the board the new site is roughly a six-minute drive from the high school. Municipal chairs present indicated agreement with the proposed relocation and the board voted to adopt the change.

No additional conditions or follow-up tasks for the relocation were specified during the vote. The change was presented as needed because the high school location was described as “busy” and municipal staff said no other acceptable public facilities were available within the area.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that passed by recorded voice votes from members present.