Politics & Government
Democrats Are Top Vote-Getters In New Milford Council Race
There were Borough Council races and one for the Board of Education.
NEW MILFORD, NJ — The results of the 2019 New Milford municipal races are in.
Four people ran for two Borough Council seats. The results were:
Republican Jeffrey DelVecchio: 1,090
Republican Malcolm Sillars: 992
Democrat Frances Randi Duffie: 1,274
Democrat Lisa Repasky-Sandhusen: 1,229
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Two people ran for an unexpired term on the council. The results were:
Laure Schroeder: 1,026
Matthew Seymour: 1,235
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Two people ran for a one-year unexpired term on the Board of Education. The results were:
Anthony Albro: 795
Ashley Adams: 904
Three people ran unopposed for three seats on the Board of Education: Tonia Andrews, Heather Gomez, and Judith Rabinowitz-McSweeney. No one filed a petition to run for a two-year unexpired term. Andrews received 893 votes, Gomez 910 votes, and Rabinowitz-McSweeney 681 votes.
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All results are unofficial until certified by the Bergen County Clerk's Office.
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