Who's Running For Aberdeen Mayor, Town Council In 2025

ABERDEEN, NJ — Longtime Aberdeen Mayor Fred Tagliarini announced last month he would not seek re-election, creating a power vacuum in this Monmouth County town. Who seeks to fill it?

Here's who seeks to succeed Tagliarini at the helm of Aberdeen Township:

For mayor: Current Councilman Gregory Cannon, a Democrat, is running for mayor. Mark Bishop is the Republican running.

There are also two seats open this year on the Aberdeen council; they are two Council-at-large seats.

Current Councilwoman Margaret Montone is running, as is Pedro Mirabal, both Democrats. Lauren Ramos and Michael LaCorte are the two Republicans running for the seats.

Bishop, Ramos and LaCorte are running as the Republican ticket and Cannon, Montone and Mirabal are the Democratic slate.

The primary election is June 10; the main election is in November.

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Aberdeen Mayor Fred Tagliarini Will Step Down This Year (February 2025)