Camden County Republican Leadership
Kimberley Stuart
Chairwoman
Kimberley Stuart is a dedicated public servant with a background in law, having served as assistant counsel to two New Jersey governors, Christine Todd Whitman and Donald DiFrancesco. She also served as municipal prosecutor for the Borough of Haddon Heights and spent twelve years as a member of the Haddon Heights Board of Education. Kimberley's leadership and commitment to public service have prepared her to serve as Camden County Chair.
It is time to rebuild and strengthen the Camden County Republican Party from the ground up. Kimberley believes in returning to the core principles of fiscal responsibility, individual liberty, and limited government while embracing ideas that make the community strong. She is committed to working with residents to address the needs and concerns of the community. Kimberley knows that your voices matter, and your involvement is crucial in shaping the future of Camden County.
Brandon Glikas
Vice Chairman
Brandon Glikas is a proud graduate of Camden County College, where he earned an A.S. in Business Administration, and Rowan University, where he obtained a B.S. in Business Management. Brandon is actively involved with the Republican Party and has served on the Winslow Township Committee since November 2021. He is a member of the Ad Hoc Green Committee, the Shared Services Committee, and previously served as the Committee's Liaison to the South County Branch of the Camden County Library System.
Brandon is deeply committed to public service and addressing the needs of the Camden County community. He recognizes the challenges faced by residents and believes that through collective efforts and an unwavering spirit, the community will continue to thrive. Brandon encourages everyone to support one another, engage with their neighbors, and work together to build a stronger, more vibrant Republican Party.
Stephanie Jones-Freitag
Secretary
As a Committeewoman for Waterford Township, she plays a pivotal role in various community initiatives and holds several important responsibilities. Her contributions include serving as the Liaison to Communications and overseeing the township newsletter, representing the community as an Alternate on the CDBG Advisory Committee, and acting as the Liaison to Senior Citizens, the Board of Health, and the School Board. Through these roles, she demonstrates her commitment to enhancing communication, advocating for residents, and fostering collaboration across multiple sectors of the township.
Frank Troy
Sergeant-At-Arms
As a Haddonfield Commissioner, Frank Troy serves as the Director of Public Works, Parks, and Public Property for Haddonfield, NJ. In this capacity, he oversees the Public Works Department, ensures the maintenance of Borough Hall and the public library, and manages public property upkeep and groundskeeping. Additionally, he supervises street lighting, works closely with the Borough Engineer, and provides leadership for the Shade Tree and Environmental Commissions, demonstrating his dedication to the town's infrastructure, environment, and public spaces.
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