Milltown Borough Council · Nov 3, 2026
Kenneth
Graulich
Kenneth Graulich is running for Milltown Borough Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · Borough Council
- 01Keith W. Cook
- 02Rachel Fried
- 03Kenneth GraulichYou’re reading
- 04Gary S. PosnanskyIncumbent
Background
- About
- Security industry manager and firefighter of over 27 years, including nine years as chief in North Brunswick. He sits on the Milltown Planning Board.
- On the ballot as
- Republican
- Party
- Kenneth Graulich won the Republican nomination through write-in votes for the seat held by retiring Councilman Frank Manco, according to the New Jersey Globe. New Jersey Globe · Jul 14, 2026City issues often split differently from national party lines. Compare their positions.
Gary S. Posnansky, Kenneth Graulich, Keith W. Cook and Rachel Fried had not yet responded to the VOTE411 questionnaire as of October 20, 2026. VOTE411 (League of Women Voters)
Kenneth Graulich won the Republican nomination through write-in votes for the seat held by retiring Councilman Frank Manco, according to the New Jersey Globe. New Jersey Globe · Jul 14, 2026
On the record: Kenneth Graulich
3 sourced01Utilities1 sourced position
Named rising utility costs and the aging water system as a top issue, including water quality.
We need to address the increasing utility costs burdening our residents while making much-needed improvements to our aging water system.”
Own statementTAPinto Milltown/SpotswoodLink
02Flooding1 sourced position
Called for work with neighboring towns, county and state officials and the Army Corps of Engineers on flooding along South Brook Drive.
The ongoing flooding along South Brook Drive has affected residents for far too long.”
Own statementTAPinto Milltown/SpotswoodLink
03Main Street and redevelopment1 sourced position
Said he wants to attract new businesses to Main Street and make it more affordable to open a business in Milltown.
I want to see a thriving Main Street filled with local businesses that bring life and opportunity to our town.”
Own statementTAPinto Milltown/SpotswoodLink
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