Ridgewood 2024 Election Day Guide: Who's Running, Where To Vote

RIDGEWOOD, NJ — Although the focus is on the presidential election this year, many Bergen County towns are seeing heated local races as well.

Polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Come back to Ridgewood Patch at that time to see results.

In Ridgewood, four people are running for three seats in a non-partisan election for the five-member Village Council.

The candidates in Ridgewood are:

• Hyunju Kwak
• Francis "Frank" Mortimer Jr.
• Pamela R. Perron
• Paul Vagianos

See their profiles and questions here.

The elections are non-partisan and you can choose any three for four-year terms.

Want to know who else will be on the ballot, as well as public questions and countywide races? See your sample ballot here.

How And Where To Vote

• Want to vote by mail? The Bergen County Clerk's Office must receive your application by Oct. 29. Read more about that here.
• You can submit your ballot any time through 8 p.m. on Election Day.
• Want to vote on the machine? Polls will be open a few before Election Day for early voting, and then on Election Day from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. See the early voting hours and locations here.
• See more information on the Bergen County websit on all three ways to vote, and Bergen County ballot drop box locations, here.

Other Information

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Find out who's running for school board in Ridgewood here.

See the New Jersey voter information portal and election timelines here.

See the timeline for the general election here.