This article was updated at 9:16 p.m. on Nov. 3
LIVINGSTON, NJ — Two local Election Day races have reached the finish line in Livingston.
Voters in Livingston cast ballots for town council and the school board on Tuesday as part of the 2026 midterm election.
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There are three seats available on the Livingston Town Council. The candidates are Timothy Foley (Republican) and Edward Meinhardt, Ketan Bhuptani, and Stacey Abenstein (Democrats).
With 100 percent of districts reported as of Tuesday night, Meinhardt, Bhuptani and Abenstein had wide leads over Foley. Mail-in and provisional ballots may still remain to be counted.
According to the Essex County Clerk's Office, here are the uncertified results (check back for updates):
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Livingston residents voted for one available seat on the board of education. The candidates are incumbent Fang Gong, and challenger Neal Adam Ashinsky.
With 100 percent of districts reported as of Tuesday night, Gong had a lead of several hundred votes over Ashinsky. Mail-in and provisional ballots may still remain to be counted.
According to the Essex County Clerk's Office, here are the uncertified results (check back for updates):
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