Parsippany Turns Out for Election Day
A steady stream of voters have been hitting township polls all day to carry out their civic duty.
Parsippany's general election seems to be a busy one all over town. The polls opened at 6 a.m. Tuesday, and Municipal Clerk Yancy Wazirmas told Patch this morning that a "steady stream" of voters were turning up throughout the township. On the ballots: candidates for president, U.S. House and Senate seats, a District 26 General Assembly seat, Morris County freeholder, a seat on the Parsippany Township Council and three Board of Education seats. At the Mt. Tabor Volunteer Fire Department's Powder Mill firehouse, Wazirmas' description was borne out, as Patch witnessed a lot of activity. One of the voters we met there, Ian Arthur, came to cast his ballot accompanied by his daughter Katharine, a third grader at Mt. Tabor School. "I'm voting …
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Marilyn C. Potenza
9:58 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I am just disappointed that more people do not vote in our country. You cannot complain about government if you do not vote. more ›