See Who's In Hoboken Mayoral Runoff

(Looking for Dec. 2 runoff results? Look here!)

HOBOKEN, NJ — Hoboken voters will head to the polls again in early December to choose a mayor from the two top vote-getters in the Nov. 4 election.

UPDATE: See What Both Candidates In The Upcoming Runoff Have To Say

As of late Tuesday, Councilwoman Emily Jabbour had amassed the most votes, with Councilman Michael Russo in second place and Councilwoman Tiffanie Fisher in third (see the numbers below, as of 11:20 p.m.)

"As we move toward the December 2 runoff, I’m energized and ready to continue the conversation with residents across every neighborhood and earn even more votes than we did today," Jabbour said in a message around midnight.

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A total of six candidates tussled in the race, including four existing City Council members.

The elections are non-partisan.

Residents were able to vote for a mayoral candidate as well as any three council-at-large members, plus a successor to the late Jen Giattino for voters in the 6th Ward.

In order to win outright, a candidate would have had to receive more than 50 percent of the votes.

Results So Far

The results as of Tuesday evening, updated at 11:20 p.m.:

• Dini Ajmani: 2,480
• Councilwoman Tiffanie Fisher: 3,633
• Councilwoman Emily Jabbour: 5,122
• Councilman Ruben Ramos Jr.: 2,851
• Councilman Michael Russo: 4,561
• Patricia Waiters: 172
• Write-In: 113

(Curious about the Jersey City mayoral race? Will McGreevey prevail over Solomon, O'Dea, and others? Check here.)

Background

Hoboken's next mayor will be paid $130,000.

The part-time Hoboken City Council members will earn $35,000 each. The council president and vice president, also part-time, will start at $40,000 and $37,500, plus optional benefits.

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