Middlesex County Democratic Organization

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Middlesex County Democratic Organization MCDO has earned a great record of success in helping to elect Democrats at all levels of gov't.

The Middlesex County Democratic Organization is governed by the elected Committeemen and Committeewomen who are accountable to the registered Democratic voters of the county. Those Committee members elect a Chair each year, and other officers. In turn a salaried Executive Director and other officials are appointed by the Chair. The Organization has adopted, and periodically reviews, a Constitution and By-Laws. It is said that, "Candidates make speeches but organizations win elections." This is certainly true in Middlesex County where our organization has earned a great record of success in helping to elect public officials at the federal, state, county and local levels. The strength of any organization is reflected in the strength of its volunteers. If you would like to volunteer to participate in any Democratic contest at any level of government, please contact our Organization at (732) 906-3680.

This is your reminder to return your vote by mail ballot! Election Day is November 3rd and if you're voting by mail, now...
10/15/2026

This is your reminder to return your vote by mail ballot!

Election Day is November 3rd and if you're voting by mail, now's the time to make sure your vote gets counted!

Returning your ballot is easy, and you have options:

📮 By Mail: Send your ballot back ASAP to make sure it arrives on time

📍 Secure Drop Box: Drop off your ballot at any designated ballot drop box throughout Middlesex County BEFORE November 3rd

Find a ballot drop box near you:
link.mcdonj.org/drop-box-finder

Already sent yours in? Remind a friend or family member to do the same!

Happy Birthday, Commissioner Tomaro! 🎂 Here’s to another year of serving Middlesex County with heart. Have a great one! ...
10/14/2026

Happy Birthday, Commissioner Tomaro! 🎂 Here’s to another year of serving Middlesex County with heart. Have a great one! 🎉

10/14/2026

Earlier this month, Middlesex County filed a lawsuit against major oil companies, seeking to hold them accountable for the impacts of climate change and recover costs associated with severe weather damage across our communities.

Hear directly from Commissioner Koppel about why the county is taking action and what it means for Middlesex County residents.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4ySnpaU

🚨 ATTN MIDDLESEX COUNTY! 🚨The deadline to register to vote is TOMORROW, October 13! Election Day is right around the cor...
10/12/2026

🚨 ATTN MIDDLESEX COUNTY! 🚨

The deadline to register to vote is TOMORROW, October 13!

Election Day is right around the corner, and we want to make sure every eligible Middlesex County resident is ready to make their voice heard!

Not registered yet? It's quick and easy to do online:

✅ Visit https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/register

✅ Follow the prompts to complete your voter registration application

✅ Submit your registration by the deadline!

Already registered? Double check your status and remind your friends and family to do the same!

Don't wait until it's too late. Make sure you're ready to vote Column B on or before November 3rd!

This is what accountability looks like.New Jersey will receive more than $24 million through environmental settlements, ...
10/09/2026

This is what accountability looks like.

New Jersey will receive more than $24 million through environmental settlements, including $19.5 million from Hess over pollution tied to its former refinery in Woodbridge. This news comes as Middlesex County is taking its own action to hold major oil companies accountable for the costs of climate and storm related damage to our communities.

Middlesex County recently filed its own lawsuit seeking to hold major oil companies accountable for climate-related damages. We applaud the Middlesex County Board of County Commissioners for standing up for taxpayers and sending a clear message: the costs of environmental damage shouldn’t fall on residents.

Read more about the settlements: https://www.mycentraljersey.com/story/news/local/land-environment/2026/10/05/nj-hess-hercules-pollution-settlements-24-million/92110222007/

10/09/2026

SAVE THE DATE! 🚌💨

We're hitting the road again this year for our Bus Tour and GOTV Rally!

Join us SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1st as we make our way across Middlesex County, rallying with our candidates and supporters at stops along the way!

Follow the bus and bring the energy as we head into the final stretch before Election Day.

Location: Samsel Upper Elementary School, 298 Ernston Rd, Parlin, NJ
Doors Open: 2pm

10/08/2026

Healthy communities start with showing up. 🚶‍♀️

On Monday, Surrogate Claribel Cortes joined Mayor Helmin Caba and Perth Amboy residents for the latest Walk with Mayor Caba. This ongoing series brings neighbors together to get moving, enjoy time outdoors, and connect with one another and with local leaders.

Events like this are a reminder that wellness doesn't have to be complicated. It can be as simple as lacing up your sneakers, taking a walk, and saying hello to your neighbors along the way. When we look out for our health together, we build a stronger, more connected community.

Thank you to Mayor Caba for leading this initiative, and to everyone who came out to walk with us. We hope to see even more of you at the next one! 💙

10/06/2026

Great things are happening in Middlesex County!

Earlier this week, our state, county and local leaders were in South Amboy to celebrate the ribbon cutting of NY Waterway’s South Amboy Ferry Terminal.

Whether you’re headed into the city for work or catching a show, the South Amboy Ferry offers another convenient way to get where you’re going.

This exciting new connection expands transportation options, strengthens regional connectivity and represents another important investment in the future of Middlesex County.

Over the past several decades, severe weather has resulted in nearly $199.4 million in damages and response costs across...
10/03/2026

Over the past several decades, severe weather has resulted in nearly $199.4 million in damages and response costs across Middlesex County, impacting our infrastructure, our communities, and ultimately, our taxpayers.

We commend Middlesex County and the Board of Commissioners for taking this important step to protect our communities, strengthen our resilience against future severe weather, and get accountability for the significant costs these events have created.

Middlesex County residents should not be left to shoulder the financial burden of addressing these impacts alone. By taking action, the county is standing up for taxpayers and working to ensure our communities have the resources needed to prepare for and respond to the challenges ahead. Learn more below and read the full press release here: https://www.middlesexcountynj.gov/Home/Components/News/News/2078/328

09/30/2026

Yesterday, Surrogate Claribel Cortes grabbed coffee with Democratic Candidates for South Amboy Mayor and Council, Anthony Conrad and Judith Raskoshin, to celebrate ! ☕

Some of the best conversations about our community happen over a good cup of coffee. Councilman Anthony Conrad and Judith Raskoshin talked about their vision for South Amboy, from supporting small businesses to keeping our neighborhoods strong and welcoming for every family.

Next time you're in South Amboy, check out , or stop by your own local coffee shop and support the small businesses that make Middlesex County home! ☕❤️

Address

266 Fernwood Avenue
Edison, NJ
08837

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+17329063680

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