Official Hoboken Election Results: Final Vote Totals Posted

Hoboken NJ

18 November, 2021

10:02 AM

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HOBOKEN, NJ — Now that all of the mail-in and machine votes in local elections have been counted, county clerks across New Jersey certified their election results Monday afternoon. Below are the final numbers in the Hoboken elections, according to the County of Hudson. Also listed below are the vote counts in Hudson County for Gov. Philip Murphy and challenger Jack Ciattarelli. Get a free Patch morning newsletter with news in Hoboken: https://patch.com/subscribe For mayor, according to Hudson County: Mayor: Ravi Bhalla (running for re-election unopposed): 8,771Write-Ins: 612 (READ MORE: Mickey Mouse Is A Runner-Up In Hoboken Election) For council, 3 spots open: Emily Jabbour (incumbent), Team Bhalla: 5,684Jim Doyle (incumbent), Team Bhalla: 5,408Joe Quintero, Team Bhalla: 5,286Cheryl Fallick, Independently Together: 2,920Sheila Brennan, Independently Together: 2,808Paul Presinzano, Independently Together: 2,830Manuel Rivera, Manny Rivera for Hoboken: 1,175Ian Rintel, Too Many Politicians In Politics: 1,173Cindy Wiegand, Your Friendly Neighborhood Councilwoman: 987Patricia Waiters for Council, 797Write-Ins: 39 Hoboken's municipal elections are non-partisan, meaning the elections aren't Republicans vs. Democrats, but various individuals and slates against each other. Bhalla's team was well funded going into the race, amassing at least $171,000. The election for six ward council seats will be held in 2023. READ MORE: Bhalla Team Declares Victory In Hoboken Race READ MORE: Mickey Mouse Is A Runner-Up In Hoboken Election School Board Results In addition to the mayor/council race, four candidates ran for three spots on the Hoboken Board of Education. The results were: Ailene McGuirk: 5,205Malani Caemartori: 5,002Thomas Kluepfel: 4,237Patricia Waiters: 3,199Write-Ins: 124 What About The Governor? Meanwhile, whom did Hudson County want for governor? In the heavily Democratic county, 88,066 voters chose incumbent Philip Murphy, while 30,443 picked Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli. Three other candidates amassed fewer than 500 votes each, and there were 81 write-ins. Previous Hoboken Election Coverage Whom Did Hoboken Council Candidates Support For President In 2020?Citing 'Toxic' Hoboken Politics, Councilman Won't Run For MayorI'm Running For Re-Election, Announces Mayor Get a daily 6 a.m. newsletter with Hoboken news: https://patch.com/subscribe Tired of being the last in town to know? Sign up for free Patch news alerts or a Patch newsletter in your mailbox at 6 a.m. each morning. Just input your email and zip code here.