2022 Elections In Secaucus: Everything You Need To Know

SECAUCUS, NJ — The 2022 midterm Election Day has arrived.

Here's where you can vote Tuesday in person: https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/poll...

Polls close at 8 p.m.

There is a secure ballot dropbox outside Secaucus police headquarters at town hall.

If you are voting by mail, your ballot must be postmarked by Nov. 8. Track my mail-in ballot.

U.S. Congress: Secaucus is in the 9th Congressional District. This district has long been represented by Congressman Bill Pascrell, a Democrat. Pascrell was first elected to Congress in 1996. He will be challenged again this year by Billy Prempeh, a Republican. Prempeh, a U.S. Air Force veteran, is a Paterson resident who ran against Pascrell in 2020 and lost. Pascrell is the former mayor of Paterson.

Locally, Secaucus First Ward Councilman John Gerbasio, Second Ward Councilman James Clancy, Sr. and Third Ward Councilwoman Orietta Turci-Tringali are up for re-election this November. They have no challengers.

In the Secaucus Board of Education, five Secaucus residents filed to run for three open seats. Voters will be asked to choose three. Here from all the school board candidates here: Meet The 2022 Secaucus School Board Candidates

• Nicholas Mattiello, "Keep Moving Forward" slate
• Monica Berckes, "Keep Moving Forward" slate
• Kelli Ann Conroy D'Addetta, "For the Children" slate (D'Addetta has been on the Board before)
• Alexander de Hombre, "For the Children" slate (he ran last year for Secaucus Board of Education and lost)
• Christina DeBari, "For the Children" slate