(JACKSON, N.J.) — The current incumbent Mayor is lost by a small margin in Jackson Township alongside her Longtime Residents Standing Up For Jackson running mates.
Incumbent Jennifer Kuhn, alongside councilmember running mates Brian McCarron and John Pejoski lost to the “Fight for Jackson” team by just under 2,000 votes.
Kuhn had 39.39% of the votes at 8,816, the FFJ candidate for mayor, Elliott Shem-Tov, currently has 47.48% of the vote at 10,625, and Jackson United’s candidate for Mayor, Brandon Rose has 12.82% at 2,868 votes, and 70 write-ins.
Photo Credit: Ocean County General Election Results / Black represents Jennifer Kuhn votes and dark green represents Elliot Shem-Tov
For the Township Council, Christopher Pollak and Amanda Trombetta of the FFJ campaign have taken the win over four other candidates. Pollak has 12,157 votes and Trombetta with 10,397. Pollak is a current councilmember looking to reclaim his seat. In the LRSUFJ campaign, McCarron currently has 8,136 of the votes, and Pejoski has 8,176.
In the JU campaign, Paul Sarti has 1,883 votes, and Casey Jackson has 1,919.
34 of 34 districts have been reported in Jackson Township have been calculated as of this publication.
OpGov.News will update as information becomes changes.
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