County
Burlington County Commissioner
- Vote for
- 2
- Term
- 3 years
- Candidates
- 4
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: County commissioners make up the Board of County Commissioners, the county's five-member governing body, which adopts the county budget and oversees county departments.
Two at-large seats, three-year terms.
Taxes & budget
Joseph AbeggRepublican
- Supports raising county employee pay to reduce staff turnover.
James MeltonRepublican
No documented position found.
Jonathan ChebraDemocratic
- Pledges to spend county tax dollars responsibly.
Randy BroloDemocratic
- Pledges to keep Burlington County's taxes the state's lowest.
Education
Joseph AbeggRepublican
No documented position found.
James MeltonRepublican
No documented position found.
Jonathan ChebraDemocratic
- Led elimination of county library late fines.
- Opposes attempts to ban books from the county library.
Randy BroloDemocratic
No documented position found.
Economy & jobs
Joseph AbeggRepublican
No documented position found.
James MeltonRepublican
No documented position found.
Jonathan ChebraDemocratic
- Pledges to make the county more affordable to live in.
Randy BroloDemocratic
No documented position found.
Environment & parks
Joseph AbeggRepublican
No documented position found.
James MeltonRepublican
No documented position found.
Jonathan ChebraDemocratic
No documented position found.
Randy BroloDemocratic
- Supports county grants to towns for parks and ball fields.
Health & human services
Joseph AbeggRepublican
No documented position found.
James MeltonRepublican
No documented position found.
Jonathan ChebraDemocratic
- Supports wide naloxone access to reduce overdoses.
Randy BroloDemocratic
No documented position found.
Government & transparency
Joseph AbeggRepublican
- Pledges to root out county waste and contractor fraud.
James MeltonRepublican
No documented position found.
Jonathan ChebraDemocratic
- Pledges integrity and transparency in county government.
Randy BroloDemocratic
No documented position found.
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