Politics & Government
Here's How Ridgewood Residents Voted This Year
There were no local races this year.

RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Here is how village residents voted in the 2017 General Election for the two local Board of Education seats available this year and in the county and state races.
| Board of Education (two, three-year terms) | Votes |
| Sheila Mary Brogan | 2,518 |
| Christina Krauss | 2,151 |
Governor
Kim Guadagno: 2,562
Phil Murphy: 3,727
Matthew Riccardi: 10
Gina Genovese: 27
Peter Rohman; 30
Seth Kaper-Dale: 25
Vincent Ross: 3
District 40, Senate
Republican Kristen M. Corrado: 2,491
Democrat Thomas Duch: 3,713
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District 40, Assembly
Republican Christopher DePhillips: 2,356
Republican Kevin J. Rooney: 2,372
Democrat Paul Vagianos: 3,901
Democrat Christie Ordway: 3,858
Anthony J. Pellechia: 29
Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Republican Raymond Cottiers Jr.: 2,377
Republican John Driscoll Jr.: 2,417
Democrat Joan M. Voss: 3,732
Democrat David L. Ganz: 3,724
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Election results are unofficial until certified by the Bergen County Clerk's Office and do not include absentee ballots.
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