Primary Election Polling Locations, Hours

District

2, 7

Basking Ridge Firehouse

30 Washington Avenue

Basking Ridge

12, 14

Liberty Corner Firehouse

95 Church Street

Liberty Corner

16, 20

Fellowship Village

8000 Fellowship Road

Basking Ridge

4, 21, 22, 23, 24

Hills Recreation Center

75 Hansom Road

Basking Ridge

9, 10, 17

Bernards Twp. Community Ctr.

289 South Maple Avenue

Basking Ridge

3

Ridge Oak Senior Housing

150 Manchester Drive

Basking Ridge

1, 6

Bernards Township Library

32 S. Maple Avenue

Basking Ridge

13, 18

Society Hill at Bernards II Clubhouse

239 Irving Place

Basking Ridge

5, 8

Somerset Hills Lutheran Church

350 Lake Road

Basking Ridge

11, 15, 19

Spring Ridge Clubhouse

150 Spring Valley Blvd.

Basking Ridge

Hours for Tuesday's primary election are 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Bernards Township. Voters should have received sample ballots in the mail.

Voters can find their voting district and polling location by your consult the front of the sample ballot. For further questions, voters can contact the at 908-204-3001.

The ballot will include Republicans and Democrats seeking their party's nomination for delegates to the National Convention to select a presidential candidate; United States Senator; U.S. House of Representative, 7th district; county clerk; two seats on the Somerset County Board of Chosen Freeholders; two seats on the Bernards Township Committee; and Republican county committee members.

Primary races for Bernards Township Committee and Somerset County Freeholder positions are unopposed for their parties' nominations.

Republicans on the ballot for two, three-year seats on the Township Commitee are incumbents ; Democrat is the sole Democrat filed as a candidate seeking one of the two positions.

Also unopposed are Republican Freeholder candidates and incumbents Patrick Scaglione and Mark Caliguire. Anthony Pranzatelli and William Galtieri are seeking the Democratic nomination for the two Freeholder seats.

Incumbentn unopposed in seeking the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, but the ballot lists four competing Republicans: Bader G. Qarmout, David Douglas Brown, Joe "Rudy" Rullo and .

Bernards Township voters, switching from the 11th to the 7th U.S. Congressional district, at the end of this year, will see a ballot with two Republican candidates, .

Democratic candidate for 7th district, Upendra J. Chivukula, is unopposed in seeking his party's nomination.