Election Day 2019: Everything Middletown Needs To Know

MIDDLETOWN, NJ — Will Middletown re-elect Republican incumbents Settembrino and Hibell? We'll know by Tuesday night.

Tuesday, Nov. 5 is finally here in Middletown. The main race on the ballot is Township Committee, but there's also Legislative District 13, Monmouth County Freeholders and Monmouth County Sheriff. Here's everything you need to know about Election Day 2019 in Middletown:

The races:

Middletown Township Committee: Two Democrats will try to unseat two Republican incumbents on the Township Committee. The Democrats are Jeana Sager and Sean Byrnes. The Republican incumbents are Kevin Settembrino and Rick Hibell. Byrnes and Sager took a serious hit this summer when a video surfaced of Sager making comments critical of the police. Byrnes said he was no longer running with her after that.

Monmouth County Sheriff: Monmouth County Republican party boss Shaun Golden will seek to be re-elected for his fourth term as county sheriff. He is challenged by Democrat Raymond Dothard, a Millstone resident and veteran of the U.S. Navy, the APP reported. Golden made statewide headlines this year for defying the Murphy administration and continuing to work with ICE in the Monmouth County jail. Read: Monmouth County Sheriff Defies Murphy's Order On ICE Cooperation

Monmouth County Freeholder: The Republicans running are Freeholder Tom Arnone (incumbent) and Wall Township Committeeman Nick DiRocco. The Democrats are Moira Nelson and Michael Penna. At issue is odor from the Monmouth County landfill in Tinton Falls and whether the Monmouth County jail should continue to work with ICE. Read more about the issues.

New Jersey Assembly District 13: Middletown sits in this district, and Republican incumbent Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso will seek to keep her seat. She'll be joined by former Middletown mayor and Monmouth County freeholder Republican Gerry Scharfenberger. If elected, this would be his first time as an assemblyman. The Democratic candidates are Allison Friedman, the president of the Matawan-Aberdeen school board, and Barbara Singer, a Holmdel attorney.

Where can I find election results?

Right here on Patch! Check back at 8 p.m. for real-time election results. You can also have them delivered straight to your inbox by subscribing to the Patch newsletter. You can also "like" the Middletown Patch on Facebook to see results in your Facebook feed.

Where do I vote?

Your polling place is included on a sample ballot mailed out to all registered voters. If you're still not sure, or you misplaced that sample ballot, you can look up your polling location on the New Jersey Division of Election's website.

When can I vote?

Election Day 2019 is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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