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2003 General Election Tuesday - November 4, 2003 Candidates - Public Questions

Tewksbury Township - 24th Legislative District

MEMBER - TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
Vote for Two (2)

	Total Votes
Dianne Clarke-Kudless (Republican)	1113
Thomas G. Kenyon (Republican)	1099
No Nominations Made (Democrat)	-
Write-In Votes	15
Write-In Votes	11

MEMBER- STATE SENATE
24th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - Vote for One (1)

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total
Robert E. Little ( Republican)	1077	1176
James D. Morrison (Democrat)	385	463

MEMBERS - GENERAL ASSEMBLY
24TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - Vote for Two (2)

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total
Guy R. Gregg (Republican)	1076	1188
Alison Littell McHose (Republican)	1089	1203
Thomas B. Boyle (Democrat)	406	487
No Nomination Made (Democrat)	-	-

HUNTERDON COUNTY SURROGATE
Vote for One (1)

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total
Susan J. Hoffman (Republican)	1152	18777
No Nomination Made (Democrat)	-	-

MEMBERS OF THE HUNTERDON COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
Vote for Two (2)

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total
Marcia A. Karrow (Republican)	1083	16,089
Nancy Palladino (Republican)	1089	17,540
Thomas A. Leonardis, Jr. (Democrat)	387	9,667
No Nomination Made (Democrat)	-	-

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PUBLIC QUESTIONS
Tewksbury Township - 24th Legislative District

STATE PUBLIC QUESTION #1 (details)
Increase in Bonding Authority for State's Open Space, Farmland, and Historic Preservation Programs

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total	State Total
YES	1000	15,964	719,867
NO	362	6,805	391,326

STATE PUBLIC QUESTION #2 (details)
Constitutional Amendment to Expand Uses of Dedicated Tax Revenue to Fund Hazardous Discharge Cleanups

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total	State Total
YES	814	13,452	667,713
NO	511	8,924	423,134

STATE PUBLIC QUESTION #3 (details)
Dam, Lake, Stream, Flood Control, Water Resources and Wastewater Treatment Bond Issue

	Municipal Total	Hunterdon Total	State Total
YES	767	12,500	649,323
NO	567	9,858	441,762

STATE PUBLIC QUESTION #3 (details)
Shall the Township of Tewksbury withdraw from the County Library system

INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT: If approved by the voters, the Township of Tewksbury will withdraw from the Hunterdon County Library system effective January 2006 and its taxpayers discontinue paying the County Library Tax.  A local Library board of trustees would be formed in accordance with State statute to establish and operate a free public library for the Township and Township taxpayers would pay taxes for such library in an amount fixed annually, which would be at least 1/3 of a mill per dollars of equalized assessable value of real property.