Pitman Borough is in Gloucester County, New Jersey, and votes on November 3, 2026. Below are the candidates on the Pitman Borough ballot, by office and party, drawn from the Gloucester County Clerk's official candidate filing. Home addresses and emails from the filing are omitted. This guide is nonpartisan and factual.
Pitman Borough Council candidates (2026)
Adam Mazzola Democratic
Chris Morozin Democratic
Robert Hahn Republican
Kevin Austin Republican
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Also on the Pitman Borough ballot
Every Pitman Borough voter also decides these countywide and federal races:
- U.S. Senate. Cory Booker DemocraticIncumbent and Justin Murphy Republican, with third-party candidates.
- U.S. House, 1st District. Donald Norcross DemocraticIncumbent and Damon Galdo Republican.
- U.S. House, 2nd District. Jeff Van Drew RepublicanIncumbent and Zack Mullock Democratic. Gloucester County is split between the 1st and 2nd districts.
- Gloucester County Commissioner (three seats). See the county guide below for the Democratic and Republican candidates.
See the Gloucester County 2026 election guide for the full countywide slate and the New Jersey 2026 overview.
Recent election history and turnout in Pitman Borough
Pitman Borough's local offices are decided in lower-turnout, non-presidential cycles. In the 2022 general election, the last comparable midterm, turnout in Pitman was about 57%, per the New Jersey Division of Elections. Across Gloucester County, turnout ran roughly 45% in that 2022 midterm versus about 74% in the 2024 presidential election, the drop that means local races here turn on a smaller, more motivated electorate. A township committee, council, or mayoral seat can come down to a few hundred votes, so which side turns out its supporters is often decisive.
How to vote in Pitman Borough
The general election is November 3, 2026. New Jersey offers early voting October 24 to November 1 and vote-by-mail countywide, with drop boxes and early-voting sites across Gloucester County. Confirm your polling place, sample ballot, and options at Vote.NJ.Gov and the Gloucester County elections office.
Frequently asked questions
Who is running in Pitman Borough in 2026?
The candidates are Adam Mazzola Democratic; Chris Morozin Democratic; Robert Hahn Republican; Kevin Austin Republican. Every voter also decides the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and Gloucester County Commissioner races.
When is the Pitman election in 2026?
The general election is November 3, 2026. New Jersey offers early voting October 24 to November 1 and vote-by-mail countywide, with a mid-October voter-registration deadline.
What was turnout like in Pitman?
In the 2022 general, the last comparable midterm, turnout in Pitman was about 57%. Non-presidential turnout runs well below presidential years (roughly 45% countywide in 2022 versus about 74% in 2024), which raises the stakes of turnout in local races.
Candidate information is from the Gloucester County Clerk's 2026 General Election Candidate List; it is nonpartisan and factual, and home addresses and emails are omitted. Verify the final ballot with the county clerk. As of the date above.
Keep reading: Gloucester County 2026 elections and New Jersey 2026 elections.