The Official Website of the Morris Township Republican Committee
Our candidates for Township Committee this November, and the Republicans who carry Morris Township’s voice at the County and the State House.
Three of the five Township Committee seats are on the ballot on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Meet the neighbors running to bring balance back to Township Hall, and the Republican officials who already represent us in Morris County and Trenton.
The Township Committee is a five-member governing body elected at-large, so every member answers to the whole Township. It adopts the budget, passes ordinances, and chooses the mayor from among its members each January.
An attorney and engineer who has lived in Morris Township for more than 25 years. George wants the true cost of new housing to schools, services, and infrastructure counted up front, stronger safeguards in the Abbey redevelopment agreement, and students taught how their local government works.
A physical therapist with more than 30 years in the field, much of it caring for older adults, and a Township resident for nearly 25 years. Joscelin is calling for an independent financial and management review, measurable goals in the new master plan, a full assessment of seniors’ needs, and a real say for residents on housing.
A builder with 42 years in commercial construction, including running his own firm. John wants every department and expense reviewed for savings, no new debt, the senior bus and senior activity space put into service, and young residents brought onto Township boards.
Morris County is governed by a seven-member, all-Republican Board of County Commissioners, elected at-large to staggered three-year terms. The board adopts the county budget and oversees services shared across Morris County’s towns — roads and bridges, parks and open space, the sheriff and public safety, and more.
Serves as Director of the Morris County Board of County Commissioners for 2026. His current term runs through 2027.
Serves as Deputy Director of the Board of County Commissioners for 2026.
A Republican member of the Board of County Commissioners, serving a three-year term through 2028.
A Republican member of the Board of County Commissioners, serving a three-year term through 2028.
A Republican member of the Board of County Commissioners, serving a three-year term through 2028.
A Republican member of the Board of County Commissioners, on the ballot for re-election on November 3, 2026.
A Republican member of the Board of County Commissioners, serving a three-year term through 2027.
Morris Township is in New Jersey’s 25th Legislative District, which is represented in Trenton by one State Senator and two members of the General Assembly.
Represents the 25th Legislative District, including Morris Township, in the New Jersey State Senate, where he leads the Senate Republicans.
Represents the 25th Legislative District, including Morris Township, in the New Jersey General Assembly.
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