Holmdel Township Committee 2025 Primary Race: Unofficial Results

Editor's Note: This article was last updated at 10:22 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10.

HOLMDEL, NJ — The polls have closed, and unofficial results have come in for the 2025 Primary Election.

In Holmdel Township, the Republican primary race for Township Committee has been one race catching people’s attention, with four candidates vying for two of the party’s open nomination spots.

Incumbents Brian Foster and Kimberley LaMountain are running for re-election on the committee against challengers Greg Buontempo and Prakash Santhana.

Throughout the race, open space and land development have been key talking points for candidates.

Buontempo and Santhana (who previously served as mayor and deputy mayor of Holmdel) have spoken about their goals to modernize Holmdel’s infrastructure and reduce taxes for residents if elected to the committee.

In turn, Foster and LaMountain (Holmdel’s current mayor and deputy mayor) have spoken about their goals to confront overdevelopment throughout town and preserve Holmdel’s open space while addressing affordable housing requirements.

In the Democratic primary race, Allan C. Roth is running unopposed for one of the party’s two open nomination spots.

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The results remain unofficial until certified by the Monmouth County Clerk’s Office:

Unofficial Election Results (10/10 districts reporting)

Holmdel Township Committee — Republican Primary

• Brian Foster: 993
• Kimberley LaMountain: 973
• Greg Buontempo: 1,006
• Prakash Santhana: 731
• Write-In: 11

Holmdel Township Committee — Democratic Primary

• Allan Roth: 837
• Write-In: 44

Vote totals are reported by the Monmouth County Clerk’s Office. Results are not official until certified by the Monmouth County Clerk.