Randy Brown

Evesham Mayor Randy Brown completely and totally nailed Rob Andrews' message in his U.S. Senate primary against Frank Lautenberg:    “Looking forward, a whole new generation of challenges awaits us. I am convinced that Rob Andrews is the next generation leader New Jersey needs fighting for us in Washington.  He will be the ultimate agent for change in the U.S. Senate.  I certainly applaud Senator Lautenberg for his service to New Jersey and the country.  He has accomplished much in his nearly three decades of public service.  While both Senator Lautenberg and Congressman Andrews are excellent representations of our party and our state, I feel that Rob is the best choice for my community, our state, and our future.”

Evesham has more registered voters than any other municipality in Burlington County, and in 2006 cast the second highest number of votes in the county. It is one of the premier swing towns in the state, and in increasingly competitive Burlington County, it is the ultimate battleground in the fight for control of county government.

On Tuesday, Evesham rejected their longtime Mayor, Gus Tamburro, and replaced him with Tamburro's '03 campaign manager, ex-NFL Assistant Coach Randy Brown. While municipal elections in Evesham are nominally non-partisan, the influence of both parties loom large in these local elections. Tamburro and his unsuccessful Council candidates were strongly backed by the Burlington County Republican organization, while Brown (who will now take office with a Council majority) had the backing of powerful South Jersey Democratic leaders. Make no mistake: Evesham was a huge win for the Democrats.

Voters in six New Jersey towns will elect a Mayor in Tuesday's non-partisan municipal elections. The premier race is in Evesham, a swing town of 42,275 people in Burlington County that has become increasingly competitive in recent general elections. While the race is technically non-partisan, both parties have horses in the contest.