RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Although the focus will be on the Congressional midterm elections on Nov. 3, several North Jersey towns including Ridgewood are seeing contested races for local government.
In Ridgewood, four candidates are running in a non-partisan election for two seats on the five-member Village Council.
Every two years, the council members choose a mayor from among themselves.
New Jersey's voter registration deadline for the election is Oct. 13. Early voting in New Jersey runs from Oct. 24 to Nov. 1.
Those competing for the four seats are:
Each term is four years, with elections held in staggered years.
Read about the Village Council here.
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