Results from the General Election held on Tuesday-6-November.
These are the unofficial results from the Bergen Record. All results must to certified by the New Jersey Election commission to become official
Bogota Borough Council two seats for a three year term.
Top two vote getter will be elected to office
- Consuelo Carpenter 1406 votes
-Robert Robbins 1403 votes
-Daniele Fede 1305 votes
-Francisco Miranda 1268 votes
Ms Carpenter and Mr. Robbins win the seats on Council. They will be sworn into office at the first Council meeting of 2019. Tentative date is 3-January-2018 and is scheduled to be held in the Senior Center of Bogota Library.
Bogota Board of Education three seats for a three year term
Top three vote getter will be elected to office
-Eileen Lewis 841 votes
-Michael Connors 728 votes
-Kathryn Van Buren 597 votes
-Robert Piterski 551 votes
-Kathleen Pagan 534 votes
Ms. Lewis, Mr Connors, and Ms Van Buren win seats as Trustees on the Bogota Board of Education. They will be sworn into office at the first Board of Education meeting of 2019. Tentative date is 3-January-2018
Bergen County Executive one seat for a three year term
- James Tedesco 178,066 votes
-Norman Schmelz 108,240 votes
Mr. Tedesco wins the seat as Bergen County Executive
Bergen County Board of Freeholder two seats for a three year term
-Steven Tanelli 167,040 votes
-Tracy Zur 164,582 votes
-Hector Olmo 110,769 votes
-Eric Kulmala 11,382 votes
-Thomas VonLindern 2176 votes
Mr. Tanelli and Ms. Zur win the seats on the Board of Freeholder
Bergen County Sheriff one seat
-Anthony Cureton 153,682 votes
-John DeLorenzo 108,081 votes
Mr. Cureton wins the Office of Sheriff
For United States Senate one seat for a six year term
- Robert Menendez 1,470,379 votes
- Robert Hugin 1, 210,986 votes
Mr. Menendez wins the seat for US Senate
For United States House of Representatives NJ 5th District one seat for a two year term
- Josh Gottheimer 148,021 votes
-John McCann 116,505 votes
Mr. Gottheimer wins the seat for New Jersey 5th District
The New Jersey state bond issue to fund education was accepted by a 52% to 48% majority.
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