Politics & Government
Michael Yodice Fails to Get Spot in General Election
Official results from the primary election.

Mail-in ballots did not help get Michael Yodice a spot on the ballot for the Chatham Borough Council this November.
Yodice, a Democrat, ran in the primary as a write-in candidate in Tuesday's primary. According to Chatham Borough Clerk Susan Caljean, Yodice drew four votes in the primary of the 13 write-in votes cast on the Democratic ballot.
Six votes, Caljean said, were needed to get his name on the November ballot.
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Chatham Borough Council incumbents James Collander and Vicki Fife will proceed uncontested to the general election in November. Fife is running for her second three-year term on the ballot; Collander, for a fourth term.
Of the 11 mail-in ballots submitted in the Chatham Borough primary, one was for the Demcratic ticket. The other 10 were Republican ballots.
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Total turnout in the polls was under 7.3 percent, including mail-in ballots. There were 426 residents who came to the polls, plus 11 mail-in ballots. Of those, 100, including one mail-in ballot, were Democrats, out of the 1,324 registered Democrats in the borough. Another 327 Republicans, plus 10 mail-on ballots, cast ballots, for a party turnout of 17.69 percent.
Results are listed below.
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