HACKENSACK—Bergen County elections officials have provided the names and party affiliations of poll workers who worked during early in-person voting and the 2025 General Election to the Republican National Committee. […]
HACKENSACK—The Republican National Committee has filed a lawsuit seeking the names and political affiliations of poll workers who served during the Nov. 4, 2025 general election and the state’s nine-day […]
HILLSDALE — One of the closest municipal races in the Pascack Valley appears to be settling as updated tallies show Democrat Christopher C. Camp and Republican Anthony J. DeRosa holding the top two spots for […]
PARK RIDGE—Voters signaled support on Nov. 4 for dredging and restoring Mill Pond — but with limits on how much the borough should borrow to do it. In a non-binding […]
Voters across the Pascack Valley delivered a mix of continuity and change on Nov. 4, re-electing several Republican incumbents while giving Democrats key wins in Woodcliff Lake and what remains […]
PARK RIDGE — Republican incumbents Gregory Hoffman and Bruce Goldsmith won re-election to the Borough Council on Nov. 4, defeating Democratic challengers Thomas M. Greco and Lynda Nettleship-Carraher, according to […]
MONTVALE — This year’s Borough Council race was uncontested, with incumbent Republicans Timothy E. Lane and Christopher A. Roche returning to office. Lane received 2,315 votes and Roche 2,311, according […]
EMERSON — Republican incumbents Nicole Argenzia and O’Neil Ellis held their seats on the Borough Council in the Nov. 4 general election, defeating Democratic challengers Michael DeOrio and Jose Organ, […]
HILLSDALE — Two Borough Council seats were on the line in one of the tightest races in the Pascack Valley, where Democrat Christopher C. Camp appears to have secured one […]
WESTWOOD — Republican incumbents Beth Anne Dell and Robert Bicocchi were re-elected to the Borough Council on Nov. 4, defeating Democrats Kyle C. Lagatol and Kathryn M. Mundhenk, according to […]
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