Marlboro Town Council Election 2025: Peter Bufano

MARLBORO, NJ — Candidate Peter Bufano is running for election to the Marlboro Town Council in the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 4.

In November, Bufano (D) will run for one of three open full-term seats on the council, alongside running-mates Aleksandra “Sana” Simanovsky (D) and David Fisher (D).

The three will run against incumbents Antoinette DiNuzzo (R) and Michael Milman (R), as well as newcomer Nicholas Stella (R).

Ahead of the General Election, Patch posed several questions to Bufano about his campaign platform, experience, and what sets him apart from other candidates running. His 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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Peter Bufano

Age: 53
Town of Residence: Marlboro, NJ
Education: Monmouth University BS in Science and a Biochemistry Degree from New York Chiropractic College
Occupation: Doctor of Chiropractic

What drove you to seek public office?
I want to give back to the town that has given me so much. Marlboro is a close-knit and supportive community, and I want to help it continue to grow.

Through my work as a business owner and as a coach in Little League, soccer and softball, I have built strong relationships with many residents. Serving on the Marlboro Recreation Committee has been incredibly rewarding, and it has shown me how much can be accomplished when people work together for the good of the town.

What sets you apart from other candidates?
I bring years of business experience, community involvement and a strong commitment to serving people.

As a successful business owner in the medical industry, I have learned how to listen, solve problems and follow through. My focus has always been on helping others and giving back to the town I care about. My hands-on involvement in local recreation projects has given me a real understanding of how to turn ideas into results.

What are past accomplishments or experiences that make you qualified for this position?
I have built a successful business in Marlboro based on trust, service and hard work. As a member of the Marlboro Recreation Committee, I have helped bring new fields and pickleball courts to our community, providing more opportunities for residents of all ages to stay active and connected. I have also coached youth sports, which allowed me to teach leadership and teamwork. Working with children, families and senior citizens has given me a clear view of what our community values most.

If elected, what will be your top priorities in your new role?
My priorities will be to continue improving township opportunities, enhancing safety across all town facilities and making sure Marlboro remains a great place for families and residents of all ages.

I will focus on listening to community members, taking action on their concerns and building on the progress we’ve already made. I want to help Marlboro continue to grow in a way that keeps its welcoming and supportive spirit.

Name something about Marlboro that always makes you smile.
The people of Marlboro always make me smile. Neighbors look out for one another and there is a real sense of pride and community here. It’s a town that truly feels like home, and I’m proud to be part of it.