Education
Three incumbents to run uncontested for Chatham school board
Source: New Jersey Hills · Jul 27, 2026, 6:00 PM
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Three incumbents on the K-12 School District of the Chathams Board of Education are seeking reelection without opposition.
Michael Ryan, Bradley Smith, and Jill Weber are running uncontested for the three available seats, each with three-year terms.
The election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3. With no challengers for these positions, all three candidates are expected to retain their board positions.
Key points
- Michael Ryan, Bradley Smith, and Jill Weber are running uncontested for Chatham school board seats
- All three candidates are incumbents seeking reelection
- The election for the three available three-year term positions is on Tuesday, November 3
- No challengers have filed to oppose any of the three candidates
FAQ
- Who is running for the Chatham school board?
- Three incumbent board members are running uncontested: Michael Ryan, Bradley Smith, and Jill Weber. Each is seeking reelection to a three-year term position on the K-12 School District of the Chathams Board of Education.
- When is the Chatham school board election?
- The school board election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3. The three available seats are for three-year terms.
- Are there any challengers to these candidates?
- No, all three candidates are running uncontested, meaning no other candidates have filed to run for these positions.
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