(ASBURY PARK, N.J.) – On November 3, Asbury Park residents voted for one mayor and one council member, each for a four-year term.
Polling locations assigned across nine districts attracted voters with many businesses encouraging residents to vote by incentivizing free or discounted items with an “I voted” sticker. Residents now anxiously wait for the results to be announced as property taxes, school funding, waterfront redevelopment and investment in the city's West Side emerged as key points of disagreement among candidates during election forums.
Below are the numbers just before midnight.
Photo Credits: Monmouth County Website / Election Night Reporting - Mayor
Unofficial election results showed Amy Quinn, leading the race with 2,239 votes (56.64%), compared with 1,703 votes (43.08%) for Dan Sciannameo, according to Monmouth County election results.
Quinn led by 536 votes. The results showed all nine Asbury Park election districts reporting, with 3,953 votes cast, including 11 write-in votes.
Unofficial election results showed Al DiGiulio, who recently retired after 32 years practicing criminal law, leading the race with 1,741 votes (45.94%), compared with 1,222 votes (32.24%) for Garrett M. Giberson, a former city fire marshal who served on the Asbury Park Housing Authority, and Incumbent Angela Ahbez-Anderson, who has said to be active in the city for 25 years, with 817 votes (21.56%) according to Monmouth County election results.
DiGuilio led by 519 votes. The results showed all nine Asbury Park election districts reporting, with 3,790 votes cast, including 10 write-in votes.
Photo Credits: Monmouth County Website / Election Night Reporting - Councilmembers
OpGov.News will update as information becomes available.
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