Parsippany 2015 Election Results: Who Won 3 Council Seats?

A hotly contested Primary Election in June has led to another big decision for voters in November’s General Election, as six residents vie for three seats on the Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council.

Those six include Republican incumbents Paul Carifi, Jr. and Michael dePierro, along with newcomer Loretta Gragnani. Three Democrats are also on the ballot, including Nicholas Kumburis, Janice McCarthy, and Gregory Elbin.

Parsippany voted, and went with the slate of Republicans to fill three, three-year terms on the council.

The official tallies were:

Carifi, Jr.: 2,688
dePierro: 2,592
Gragnani: 2,524
McCarthy: 2,335
Kumburis: 1,997
Elbin: 1,964

At the county level, Parsippany resident and former councilman John Cesaro is seeking re-election to the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders in the Republican party. He’s joined by Deborah Smith and Christine Myers.

Democrats Richard Escobar, Brendan Liam Keating, and Webster Lewin are also seeking three-year terms.

The county also went full Republican, giving Cesaro, Myers, and Smith the go-ahead for three-year terms beginning in 2016. Not all districts were reporting as of press time, but the Republican candidates had an insurmountable lead with 373 of 396 district reporting.