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Jersey City School Board Slate Pulls Ahead In Election

One slate in Jersey City's school board race pulled ahead on election night. See preliminary totals.

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JERSEY CITY, NJ — One slate of Board of Education members ended Tuesday night ahead in the vote totals, with results still being counted.

On the nine-member school board, three three-year seats were up for election, as well as one-year term.

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As of 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Danielle Walker, Jessica Taube, and Chloe Williams of the "For Stronger Schools" slate were leading.

Since ballots could be mailed in as late as 8 p.m. Tuesday, results are still being counted.

Parents Galvanized

The election became heated after a mother of a special needs student was arrested at a board meeting.

Board Vice President De'Jon Morris had asked for her to be removed, according to a police complaint. He came up short in the vote totals Tuesday night.

The vote totals as of late Tuesday were:

Three-Year Terms

One-Year Terms

See updates here.

See Jersey City sample ballots here.

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