Marlboro Town Council Election 2025: Antoinette DiNuzzo

MARLBORO, NJ — Incumbent Antoinette DiNuzzo is running for re-election to the Marlboro Town Council in the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 4.

In November, DiNuzzo (R) will run for one of three open full-term seats on the council alongside running-mates Nicholas Stella (R) and fellow incumbent Michael Milman (R).

The three will run against challengers Aleksandra “Sana” Simanovsky (D), David Fisher (D) and Peter Bufano (D).

Ahead of the General Election, Patch posed several questions to DiNuzzo about her campaign platform, experience, and what sets her apart from other candidates running. Her replies are below.

Editor’s Note: The following article contains information about one of the candidates running for the Marlboro Town Council in 2025. Responses are written as received by Patch.

Patch has contacted all other candidates in this race with the same questions and will post replies as they are received.

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Antoinette DiNuzzo

Age: Preferred not to answer
Town of Residence: Marlboro
Education: MA in educational administration, MA curriculum and instruction, MA educational media science, BA English, and 7 NJ certifications
Occupation: Marlboro Councilwoman (current) and Educator (retired)

What drove you to seek public office?
As a current Councilwoman, I am seeking re-election to continue the progress we have made these past 4 years.

What sets you apart from the other candidates?
By way of our primary election victory, my running mates, Michael Milman and Nick Stella, and I have been chosen by our Republican constituents to represent them. Our opponents have been hand-picked by the Democratic mayor and have only been chosen by him — not the voters.

What are past accomplishments or experiences that make you qualified for this position?
Four years on the Marlboro Township Council and two years on the Marlboro Planning Board, along with my many career roles and responsibilities, have provided a lifetime of experience in dealing with a variety of issues, people — young and old — projects and issues. My experience with finances and budgets has informed my fiscal conservatism.

If elected, what will be your top priorities in your new role?
Maintaining Marlboro as a bucolic oasis for our residents is my priority. While concentration on low taxes, low debt and maintaining our AAA bond rating are my focus, I want to add services like safety and community activities. Also, working with the state and the county to reduce congestion will take a team effort. We are up to the challenge!

Name one thing about Marlboro that always makes you smile.
I love Marlboro. It is impossible to choose only one thing that makes me smile. Our strength is her people — her residents and her employees! Our public works department, our recreation department, our police department and dispatchers, our fire and EMS volunteers, our engineering, our IT department, and, especially, our finance department!