Wyckoff Election Guide 2024: Deadlines And Details

WYCKOFF, NJ — Although the focus will be on the presidential election on Nov. 5, many Bergen County towns are seeing heated local races as well.

In Wyckoff, residents can choose two candidates to serve on the town school board, and one for a seat on the regional Ramapo-Indian Hills
board.

They'll be on the ballot along with the presidential and other candidates running in the Nov. 5 General Election. (See the election schedule, including deadlines to register, here)

Eight people filed to run for the Wyckoff or the Ramapo-Indian Hills school boards.

If you have a letter, release, or something else to post on Patch, you can do it for free any time. Here are the instructions.

Who's Running

For the Wyckoff Board of Education:

• Incumbents Georgina Nico and Kathleen M. Greaney are currently running unopposed as a slate, Moving Children Forward.

For the Ramapo-Indian Hills Board of Education, Wyckoff residents can vote for ONE of these two candidates for a board spot:

• Marianna Emmolo is running to represent Wyckoff, with the slogan Leadership With Integrity.
• John P. Kinney Jr. is running to represent Wyckoff, with the slogan Supporting Our Students. There are also candidates running in Franklin Lakes and Oakland with that slogan.

Patch plans to publish candidate profiles for the Wyckoff seat on the Ramapo-Indian Hills board. Other profiles, releases, and events can be published on Patch by following these instructions.

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

Upcoming Deadlines, How To Vote

• Are you registered to vote in Wyckoff? If not, you must register by Oct. 15.
• 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 here.
• See more information on the Bergen County website on all three ways to vote, and Bergen County ballot drop box locations, here.

Other Information

Got a letter, press release, or event to post on Patch? You can do it for free. Just follow these instructions.

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

See the timeline for the general election here.