Caliguire Concedes To Incumbent Tedesco In Bergen County Executive Race

Last updated at 3:03 p.m.

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — Republican challenger Todd Caliguire conceded the Bergen County Executive race to Democratic incumbent Jim Tedesco on Wednesday.

"We are proud of the campaign we ran," Caliguire said in a Facebook post. "We worked as hard as we possibly could with the resources available to us, and we believe we spoke out on issues that are important to the people of Bergen County. We congratulate the Democrat team on their win and wish them success in building a better Bergen County."

While the race had not yet been officially called, as of 1:03 p.m., Tedesco had 150,246 votes over Caliguire's 121,888 votes, according to the County Clerk's Office.

100% of towns are reporting, the Clerk's office said. But the results are unofficial, pending canvasing.

Here are the real-time election results for the Bergen County Board of County Commissioners.

Bergen County Board of County Commissioners:

Six candidates — three Democratic incumbents and three Republican challengers — are vying for three open seats on the Board of Commissioners.

Here are the results as of 1:03 p.m., Nov. 9...

Thomas Sullivan, Democratic incumbent — 142,875 (17.84%)

Mary Amoroso, Democratic incumbent — 143,546 (17.93%)

Germaine Ortiz, Democratic incumbent — 140,669 (17.57%)

Douglas Holden, Republican — 125,330 (15.65%)

Ronald Joseph Lin, Republican — 124,184 (15.51%)

Deirdre G. Paul, Republican — 123,866 (15.47%)

New Jersey Congressional District 5 Representative:

Rep. Josh Gottheimer is projected to win against opponent Frank Pallotta, according to the Associated Press.

New Jersey Congressional District 9 Representative:

Rep. Bill Pascrell is projected to win against opponent Billy Prempeh, the AP reported.