The Woolwich Township Democrats Club is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of all residents in the community through the practice of “small d” democracy. We encourage all residents to exercise their right to vote and discuss the issues through an accountable and transparent public process.

Mayor and Committeewoman
Natalie and her family have been residents of Woolwich Township since 2002. Natalie and her husband John have raised four children in our community, Joshua, Abigail, Nathan, Lillian, all who attended Swedesboro-Woolwich and Kingsway regional schools. Natalie has been an avid volunteer within various community organizations for over 21 years. She has volunteered her time for youth sports organizations, PTO, Boy and Girl Scouts, Swedesboro-Woolwich Board of Education, and Swedesboro Woolwich Parks and Recreation, eventually becoming the P&R director. Natalie holds a bachelor’s degree in history, a master’s degree in education, and was a high school history teacher. She currently works as an event planner with her company Onward Events. In 2019, Natalie was elected to her first term on the Woolwich Township Committee and served as Deputy Mayor. Natalie will consistently champion policies prioritizing family’s well-being, fostering local businesses growth, and protecting the environment. With her leadership, unwavering dedication, and passion for making a difference, Natalie looks forward to a brighter future for Woolwich Township.
Committeewoman
Jackie is a dedicated, hard working volunteer in Woolwich. As a member of the Parks and Recreation committee, she has managed countless activities such as Family Fun Day and the Daddy Daughter Dance, and constantly comes up with new ideas to unite our community.
We believe in making sure that children in the community remain a top priority, and we stand for making sure the township and the school board are equally ensuring each student has the best resources to succeed.
Part of what makes Woolwich a great place to live is the available green space and proximity to farmland. We support policies that protect these areas, while also encouraging common sense environmental practices.
Woolwich Township residents rely on neighboring towns North on 295, and South into Delaware for essential goods, services, and entertainment. We believe that our town should be able to provide these goods, services, and entertainment to encourage both community and economic development.
New Jersey has long been a state government run by backroom deals, party bosses, and corruption taxes. We stand on having transparent processes not only for the candidates that represent us, but in making sure we hold our leaders accountable for their decisions with our contributions to local government through our tax dollars.
Woolwich Township has grown a lot over the last decade, including a 16.5% population increase from 2020-to-2024. Between Route 322 properties and new developments on the city plan, we want to ensure that no one is priced out of where they live, and that the community remains balanced in providing jobs as well as being a great place to raise a family.
We believe that matters of public safety are not just statistics thrown around at presidential elections, or just reserved for big cities. Whether it’s increasing safety measures, protecting vulnerable populations, or holding offenders accountable for their actions, we believe justice impacts all communities, no matter how small.
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