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Oct. 13 Forum For Asbury Park Mayor, Town Council Election

The forum will be held over Zoom. You have to register in advance.

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Dan Sciannameo, a member of the Asbury Park Planning Board, and Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn, both Democrats running to be Asbury Park's next mayor. (Campaign photos of both candidates)

ASBURY PARK, NJ — The League of Women Voters (LWV) of Monmouth County is hosting a virtual candidates' forum for all candidates running for the Asbury Park Mayor and City Council.

The virtual forum will be at 7 p.m. Oct. 13. It will be held over Zoom; you have to register in advance and do so here: bit.ly/LWV-AP

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Questions may be submitted during the registration process or by email at lwvforum2026@gmail.com by putting "AP Mayor and Council" in the subject line. Questions should be submitted by October 6, 2026.

A trained League moderator who does not live in Asbury Park will preside over the forum.

Running for Asbury Park mayor:

Dan Sciannameo - Vote for Change in Asbury Park

Amy Quinn - Asbury Together

For City Council:

Garrett M. Giberson - Working For You

Al DiGiulio - New Perspective. Experienced Advocate For All

Angela Ahbez-Anderson - Re-Elect Angela Ahbez-Anderson 4 AP Council

All candidates have been invited but may not all appear.

Our most recent coverage of the 2026 Asbury Park mayoral race: Asbury Park Mayor Candidate Sciannameo Skeptical Of Plans To Renovate Convention Hall (Aug. 31)

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