Brownlee, who is ending his second term at the end of 2016, could not be reached for comment Friday. But Maplewood Democratic Committee Chair Ian Grodman dropped the bombshell in a statement issued today seeking potential candidates. See it below:
MAPLEWOOD DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE
PRESS RELEASE
1/29/16 The Maplewood Democratic Committee requests
submissions from all those interested in running with the party’s endorsement
for the positions of Township Committee Member and Democratic Party District
Lender.
The seat
on the Township Committee currently held by Marlon Brownlee will be up for
election in November. The new three-year term will begin on January 1, 2017.
Mr. Brownlee has decided NOT to seek re-election.
The
Maplewood Democratic Committee will endorse a candidate for the Township
Committee seat in the June 7 Democratic Primary. Anyone interested in seeking
the Democratic Committee’s endorsement should submit a resume and letter of
interest to Ian Grodman, Chair, by February 29. Interviews will be conducted in March. All
submissions and inquiries should be sent to iangrodman@gmail.com.
In
addition, the Maplewood Democratic Committee seeks submissions from those
interested in serving as Democratic Party District Leaders. These positions are
voted for by registered Democrats in each of Maplewood’s 21 election districts in the June
Primary in even numbered years. District Leaders are responsible to work on
behalf of the Party promoting Democratic ideals and Democratic candidates. That
involves canvassing on behalf of candidates in their districts before both the
Primary and General Election each year, attending four Maplewood Democratic
Committee meetings, as well as events held by the Essex County Democratic
Committee. District Leaders, who serve for two-year terms, also participate in
interviewing and endorsing candidates for Township Committee each year.
Those
interested should submit a resume and letter of interest to Ian Grodman, Chair,
at iangrodman@gmail.com, by February
29.
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