Politics & Government
Williams, Florio, Coughlan Lead Point Boro School Board Race
Republicans Antoinette "Toni" DePaola and William Borowsky received double the votes of their Council challengers, in unofficial results.
POINT PLEASANT, NJ — Two current members of the Point Pleasant Borough Board of Education appear to have won re-election to the board.
Unofficial results from the Ocean County Board of Elections have Lawrence Williams as the top vote-getter in the school board race, where three, three-year terms were up for election. John Florio has the second-highest total. The third-highest vote total went to Dawn Coughlan, who holds a 200-vote lead over Katharine Vaccarella, with William Munn Jr., who was seeking re-election.
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In the Point Pleasant Borough Council race, incumbents Antoinette DePaola and William Borowsky appear to have won re-election, with vote totals that are double those received by their challengers, Democrats Wayne Martiak and Derek Reichenbecher.
The vote tallies are unofficial until the election results are certified by the Ocean County Clerk.
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Here are the unofficial vote totals, as of 1 p.m. Wednesday:
BOROUGH COUNCIL
2 four-year terms
Antoinette "Toni" DePaola (R) 5,438
William Borowsky (R) 5,456
Wayne Martiak (D) 2,213
Derek Reichenbecher (D) 2,155
BOROUGH COUNCIL
2-year unexpired term
Valerie Coulson (unopposed) 5,963
BOARD OF EDUCATION
3 three-year terms
John Florio 2,505
William M. Munn Jr. 2,046
Lawrence Williams 2,728
Christine Newitts 1,468
Dawn Coughlan 2,307
Emily Seim 2,009
Katharine Vaccarella 2,120
Peter Hetzel 864
Kenneth Polakowski 749
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