Voters in Bergen County wrote celebrities, jokes, and opinions on their ballots Tuesday. See who was popular.
Read post-election statements from Joyce Rudin, Jackie Hendy, Justin Goldsman, and Larry Weintraub.
Voters in Wyckoff and Franklin Lakes had questions to answer during the elections Tuesday. See the latest totals.
Essex County voters skewed blue in the 2026 races for county executive and the board of commissioners.
It was immensely difficult to be elected as a Republican in these midterms, she said.
If the projected results hold up, New Jersey will soon have only one Republican representing the state in Washington DC.
One slate in Jersey City's school board race pulled ahead on election night. See updated totals as of late Wednesday.
In her victory remarks, Bennett thanked voters and outlined plans on cost of living and corruption.
Democrats appear to be holding strong in the race for two seats on the Board of County Commissioners and the role of County Surrogate.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew beat his opponent in 2024 by 17 points. On Tuesday, he lost by three.
Amy Quinn received 2,239 votes to 1,703 votes for Sciannameo.
Oh deer: The vote is close on whether Franklin Lakes should hold a deer hunt to cull the population.
The polls have closed, and results for who is in the lead for Sen. Cory Booker's seat are streaming in.
The votes are being tallied for Hoboken school board. See who's in the lead.
These are the unofficial vote results that have not been certified by the Monmouth County Clerk.
The Democrat will replace a retiring six-term congresswoman in a district that runs from Trenton to Plainfield.
Edison voters are choosing between two school board slates.
The AP determined a winner:
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The polls have closed, and votes are rolling in. See election results in Colts Neck:
Three candidates are running for one open seat in the 7th Congressional District.
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The incumbent mayor and councilman lead their Republican challengers, with ballots still being counted.
Seven candidates are vying for three open Ocean City Board of Education seats.
Republican incumbent Rep. Jeff Van Drew is facing a challenge from Democrat and mayor of Cape May Zack Mullock.
Six people were seeking three seats on the Point Pleasant Borough Board of Education, and three were seeking two seats on the council.
Three candidates ran for three open seats on the Bernards Township Board of Education.
The polls have closed, and votes are rolling in. See election results in Holmdel:
Six candidates are running for three open seats on the Hillsborough Township Board of Education.
Incumbents hold a lead of more than 3,000 votes for three council seats, while the school board race remains close.
Manchester voters were choosing a mayor and school board members in contested races.
Four people are seeking the two seats up for election on the Brick Township Board of Education.
The polls have closed, and votes are rolling in. See election results in Marlboro:
Four candidates are running for two open seats on the Hillsborough Township Committee.
This year, three candidates are vying for two open Lacey Township Board of Education seats.
"I'm not conceding," Sciannameo said Tuesday night. "They still have to count all the mail-in ballots and certify the vote."
Republican Chris Smith is seeking his 24th term serving in the House of Representatives. Democrat Rachel Peace is hoping to unseat him.
This year, two candidates are vying for one open Lacey Township Committee seat.
Five candidates are vying for three open Barnegat Board of Education seats.
Seven people were seeking the three seats up for election representing Toms River on the Toms River Regional Board of Education.
Three candidates are running for two Princeton Council seats. Follow unofficial results as they come in:
The polls are closed and results are streaming in:
