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PAS_20210608_E June 8, 2021 Summary Report Passaic County Official Results Republican Registration & Turnout 68,228 Voters REP - Senate District 35 (85) 85/85 100.00% Election Day Turnout 10,705 15.69% Kenneth PENGITORE 842 99.64% Mail-In Ballot Turnout 1,918 2.81% Write-In 3 0.36% Provisional Turnout 221 0.32% Total ... 845 100.00% Overseas Turnout 0 0.00% Emergency Turnout 0 0.00% REP - Senate District 36 (30) 30/30 100.00% Total ... 12,844 18.83% Write-In 13 100.00% Total ... 13 100.00% Democratic Registration & Turnout 133,173 Voters Election Day Turnout 8,458 6.35% REP - Senate District 38 (13) 13/13 100.00% Mail-In Ballot Turnout 3,768 2.83% Richard GARCIA 850 99.65% Provisional Turnout 288 0.22% Write-In 3 0.35% Overseas Turnout 0 0.00% Emergency Turnout 0 0.00% Total ... 853 100.00% Total ... 12,514 9.40% REP - Senate District 39 (22) 22/22 100.00% Holly SCHEPISI 1,478 99.93% UNA Registration & Turnout 125,341 Voters Write-In 1 0.07% Election Day Turnout 0 0.00% Mail-In Ballot Turnout 0 0.00% Total ... 1,479 100.00% Provisional Turnout 0 0.00% REP - Senate District 40 (69) 69/69 100.00% Overseas Turnout 0 0.00% Emergency Turnout 0 0.00% Kristin M. CORRADO 4,572 99.98% Write-In 1 0.02% Total ... 0 0.00% Total ... 4,573 100.00% Registration & Turnout 326,742 Voters REP - General Assembly District 26 (13) 13/13 100.00% Election Day Turnout 19,163 5.86% Mail-In Ballot Turnout 5,686 1.74% BettyLou DeCROCE 724 23.89% Provisional Turnout 509 0.16% Jay WEBBER 1,034 34.11% Overseas Turnout 0 0.00% Christian E. BARRANCO 606 19.99% Emergency Turnout 0 0.00% Thomas MASTRANGELO 666 21.97% Write-In 1 0.03% Total ... 25,358 7.76% Total ... 3,031 100.00% REP - Governor (284) 284/284 100.00% REP - General Assembly District 34 (52) 52/52 100.00% Jack CIATTARELLI 6,855 54.92% Brian D. LEVINE 287 2.30% Tafari K. ANDERSON 1,169 49.16% Philip RIZZO 3,031 24.28% Irene DEVITA 1,200 50.46% Hirsh V. SINGH 2,286 18.32% Write-In 9 0.38% Write-In 22 0.18% Total ... 2,378 100.00% Total ... 12,481 100.00% REP - General Assembly District 35 (85) 85/85 100.00% REP - Senate District 26 (13) 13/13 100.00% Ramzy YAMISHA 811 50.53% Joe PENNACCHIO 1,347 99.93% Iman MAJAGAH 793 49.41% Write-In 1 0.07% Write-In 1 0.06% Total ... 1,348 100.00% Total ... 1,605 100.00% (30) 30/30 100.00% REP - Senate District 34 (52) 52/52 100.00% REP - General Assembly District 36 Scott POLLACK 1,203 99.83% Write-In 25 100.00% Write-In 2 0.17% Total ... 25 100.00% Total ... 1,205 100.00% REP - General Assembly District 38 (13) 13/13 100.00% Alfonso MASTROFILIPO, Jr. 842 49.82% June 22, 2021 9:02 AM Page 1 of 5 PAS_20210608_E June 8, 2021 Summary Report Passaic County Official Results REP - General Assembly District 38 (cont'd...)(13) 13/13 100.00% REP - Bloomingdale Council (cont'd...) (5) 5/5 100.00% Gerard 'Jerry' TAYLOR 848 50.18% Write-In 2 0.32% Write-In 0 0.00% Total ... 616 100.00% Total ... 1,690 100.00% REP - Haledon Council (6) 6/6 100.00% REP - General Assembly District 39 (22) 22/22 100.00% Robert FIGUEROA 69 50.36% John V. AZZARITI 920 27.26% Katherine ZAVALA 68 49.64% Jonathan KURPIS 867 25.69% Write-In 0 0.00% Robert AUTH 810 24.00% Total ... 137 100.00% Deanne DEFUCCIO 778 23.05% Write-In 0 0.00% REP - Hawthorne - Mayor (13) 13/13 100.00% Total ... 3,375 100.00% John V. LANE 931 99.36% Write-In 6 0.64% REP - General Assembly District 40 (69) 69/69 100.00% Total ... 937 100.00% Kevin J. ROONEY 4,437 50.47% Christopher P. DePHILLIPS 4,351 49.49% REP - Hawthorne-Council At Large (13) 13/13 100.00% Write-In 4 0.05% Dominic MELE 767 25.19% Total ... 8,792 100.00% Anna Marie SASSO 743 24.40% Bruce A. BENNETT 810 26.60% REP - Surrogate (284) 284/284 100.00% Philip SPEULDA 122 4.01% Aisha MAMKEJ 10,211 99.95% Mike DOYLE 278 9.13% Write-In 5 0.05% Jay SHORTWAY 320 10.51% Write-In 5 0.16% Total ... 10,216 100.00% Total ... 3,045 100.00% REP - Passaic County Board of Commissioners(284) 284/284 100.00% William E. MARSALA 10,331 33.46% REP - North Haledon Member of Council (7) 7/7 100.00% Nicolino GALLO 10,340 33.48% Donna PUGLISI 481 48.98% Lucy Aileen RIVERA 10,198 33.02% George POMIANEK 500 50.92% Write-In 11 0.04% Write-In 1 0.10% Total ... 30,880 100.00% Total ... 982 100.00% REP - State Committee Male REP (284) 284/284 100.00% REP - North Haledon - Borough Council Unexp(7) 7/7 100.00% Matthew P. CONLON 10,221 99.86% Vincent PARMESE 496 99.80% Write-In 14 0.14% Write-In 1 0.20% Total ... 10,235 100.00% Total ... 497 100.00% REP - State Committee Female REP (284) 284/284 100.00% REP - Pompton Lakes Council (6) 6/6 100.00% Kelley AMICO 10,203 99.89% Erik I. DeLINE 381 50.46% Write-In 11 0.11% Robert CRUZ 374 49.54% Write-In 0 0.00% Total ... 10,214 100.00% Total ... 755 100.00% REP - Bloomingdale Mayor- Unexp Term (5) 5/5 100.00% Write-In 5 100.00% REP - Prospect Park Borough Council (4) 4/4 100.00% Thomas F.X. MAGURA 32 47.06% Total ... 5 100.00% Maria Emma ANDERSON 36 52.94% Write-In 0 0.00% REP - Bloomingdale Council (5) 5/5 100.00% Evelyn M. SCHUBERT 306 49.68% Total ... 68 100.00% Daniel J. HAWKINS 308 50.00% June 22, 2021 9:02 AM Page 2 of 5 PAS_20210608_E June 8, 2021 Summary Report Passaic County Official Results REP - Prospect Park Borough Council 1 Yr Unexp(4) 4/4 100.00% DEM - Senate District 26 (13) 13/13 100.00% Write-In 0 0.00% Christine CLARKE 512 99.81% Write-In 1 0.19% Total ... 0 0.00% Total ... 513 100.00% REP - Ringwood Borough Council (9) 9/9 100.00% Stephanie N. BAUMGARTNER 659 33.35% DEM - Senate District 34 (52) 52/52 100.00% Stephanie A. FOREST 658 33.30% Nia H. GILL 1,791 99.50% Sean T. 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VERGANO 2,310 99.83% Write-In 4 0.17% DEM - Senate District 39 (22) 22/22 100.00% Total ... 2,314 100.00% Ruth DUGAN 931 99.89% Write-In 1 0.11% REP - Wayne - Council At Large (41) 41/41 100.00% Total ... 932 100.00% Jill SASSO 2,206 33.38% David VARANO 2,204 33.35% DEM - Senate District 40 (69) 69/69 100.00% Jason J. De STEFANO 2,199 33.27% Michael A. SEDON 2,509 99.84% Write-In 0 0.00% Write-In 4 0.16% Total ... 6,609 100.00% Total ... 2,513 100.00% REP - West Milford Township Council (13) 13/13 100.00% DEM - General Assembly District 26 (13) 13/13 100.00% Ada ERIK 1,503 49.92% Melissa BROWN BLAEUER 515 50.24% Marilyn LICHTENBERG 1,496 49.68% Pamela FADDEN 507 49.46% Write-In 12 0.40% Write-In 3 0.29% Total ... 3,011 100.00% Total ... 1,025 100.00% REP - Woodland Park Council (7) 7/7 100.00% DEM - General Assembly District 34 (52) 52/52 100.00% Write-In 9 100.00% Thomas P. GIBLIN 1,779 50.50% Total ... 9 100.00% Britnee N. TIMBERLAKE 1,736 49.28% Write-In 8 0.23% DEM - Governor (284) 284/284 100.00% Total ... 3,523 100.00% Philip MURPHY 11,966 99.32% Write-In 82 0.68% DEM - General Assembly District 35 (85) 85/85 100.00% Total ... 12,048 100.00% Shavonda SUMTER 3,686 50.03% Benjie E. WIMBERLY 3,672 49.84% June 22, 2021 9:02 AM Page 3 of 5 PAS_20210608_E June 8, 2021 Summary Report Passaic County Official Results DEM - General Assembly District 35 (cont'd...)(85) 85/85 100.00% DEM - State Committee Male DEM (Half) (cont'd...)(284) 284/284 100.00% Write-In 9 0.12% Write-In 6 0.06% Total ..
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    NJ Election Update November 7, 2018 New Jersey’s gubernatorial and state legislative elections are held in odd-numbered years. However, when Democrat Phil Murphy was sworn in to be NJ’s next Governor earlier this year, he tapped a number of lawmakers to serve in his cabinet. The vacancies these appointments created as well as other circumstances required eight special legislative elections to fill the unexpired terms of the departed lawmakers. A summary of those contests are provided below. It should be noted that all of the successful candidates have been serving as “Acting” lawmakers for most of the year and are of the same party affiliation as their predecessors. Accordingly, there are no significant changes to report in terms of composition/control of the New Jersey Legislature as a result yesterday’s special elections. Democrats continue to control the Senate (25-15) and the Assembly (54-36). Included below for your information is also a summary of the 2018 New Jersey federal elections where Democrats picked up 3 House seats and another race (CD-3) is too close to call. NJ SPECIAL ELECTION RESULTS The New Jersey State Legislature greatly shifted following last November’s State Senate and General Assembly elections, as well as some members of the Legislature leaving for the newly-formed Murphy Administration. Eight special elections were held on November 6th, alongside the congressional campaigns, to fill 10 vacant seats in the NJ Legislature. In District 38 (Bergen County), Senator Joe Lagana (D), Assemblyman Chris Tully (D), and Assemblywoman Lisa Swain (D), won their seats, with the only special election for the state’s upper house.
  • Election Edition

    Election Edition

    Labor News Co-Editors: Charles Wowkanech Laurel Brennan President Secretary-Treasurer Associate Editor: Michael Comoroto (609) 989-8730 • www.njaflcio.org Election Highlights 48 Labor Candidate Victories—4 Too Close to Call 82% Labor Candidate Win Ratio 1,022 Labor Candidate Victories Since ‘97 November 6, 2018 ELECTION DAY / SPECIAL EDITION Labor Leads Charge to Take Back the 2018 Election Results House in Midterm Elections U.S. Senator of New Jersey Labor Candidates Program Notches 1,000th Win Robert Menendez (D)*◊ Tonight, after what may have been the most consequential election in recent U.S. history, union members across New Jersey celebrate —— U.S. House of Representatives —— Bob Menendez’s reelection to the U.S. Senate, as well as the elec- District 1 District 7 tion of 11 endorsed congressional candidates, eight State Senate and Assembly members, and 48 rank-and-file union members. Donald Norcross (D)*+◊ Tom Malinowski (D)◊ In light of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Janus v. AFSCME, as District 2 District 8 well as the recent attacks on workers’ rights and union rights, these Jeff Van Drew (D)◊ Albio Sires (D)*◊ victories could not have come at a better time for working families in New Jersey. Ultimately, the results attest to the exceptional District 3 District 9 mobilization efforts of organized labor and the New Jersey State (Too Close to Call) Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D)*◊ AFL-CIO’s political program, a program unparalleled by any other in our state or nation. District 4 District 10 Christopher Smith (R)*◊ Donald Payne, Jr. (D)*◊ This election was especially significant in that the nationally renowned New Jersey State AFL-CIO Labor Candidates Program District 5 District 11 notched its 1,000th candidate victory, a mark many thought Josh Gottheimer (D)*◊ Rebecca “Mikie” Sherrill (D)◊ impossible to reach when the program first began more than two decades ago.