Election Results: Kinnelon, Butler Bloomingdale

TRI-BORO, NJ — Residents in Kinnelon, Butler and Bloomingdale head to the polls today to elect their new Congressional representative, but they'll also need to elect local school board representatives.

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Kinnelon

There are three separate races for Borough Council, and republicans are projected to win them all. Here are the unofficial election results for reach race, with projected winners in bold:

Borough Council:

• DEM - Richard Johnson 1,398
• DEM - John Dromsky Reed 1,424
• REP - Vincent Russo 2,681
  
• REP - William E. Yago 2,707

Unexpired 1 year term:

• DEM - Ana Maroldi 1,489
• REP - James Lorkowski 2,587

Unexpired 1 year term vacancy:

• DEM - Naipaul Rambaran 1,378
• REP - Robert Roy 2,701

Republican James Freda has been elected mayor over Democrat Marianne DeAlessi, with 3,113 votes over her 1,168.

Four candidates ran for two seats on the local school board. The unofficial election results for reach race, with projected winners in bold:

• Jemima Jemi Gillen Ruth 1,076
• Brian Kimberlin 1,017
• Peter Hughes 1,286
• Michael R. Petruccelli 1,447

Butler

Two Republicans ran unopposed for two open seats on Borough Council and are projected to win: Robert Meier and Robert Fox.

The race for school board was uncontested, and all candidates are projected to win: Alison Allison, Heather Grecco, and John Ahmuty.

Republican Robert W. Alviene is projected to win the mayoral race over Democrat Robert M. Podstawski. The unofficial vote totals show Alviene with 1,451 votes and Podstawski with 1,145.

Bloomingdale

Both mayor and council candidates are Democrats running unopposed. Jonathan Dunleavy is projected to win the race for mayor, and Richard Deliaripa and Michael Sondermeyer are projected to win the council seats.

The school board race is contested. Four people are running for three seats, here are the unofficial results with projected winners in bold:

• Robert Bloodgood 970
  
• James Schalago 988
  
• Lauren Grecco 1,272
• and Brian Guinan 771

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