Voters in Monroe Township went to the polls on Nov. 3 and elected mayor, council-at-large members and board of education members.
The Gloucester County Clerk’s Office has posted results from the election on its website, all of which are unofficial until a vote-counting process that could take more than a week is complete.
Vote totals do not include late mail-in and provisional ballots; they are expected to be tallied at a later date.
Monroe Township Mayor
Two candidates ran for mayor, current Mayor Gregory A. Wolfe (Democrat) and current Councilman John Valentine (Republican).
As of Nov. 4, Wolfe leads with 8,845 votes. Valentine received 5,593 votes.
There are 24 write-in votes.
Monroe Township Council-At-Large
Six candidates vied for the three, four-year term seats for council-at-large.
The three Democratic candidates, Patrick O’Reilly, Denise Liszewski Adams and Donald, are all currently on council and in the lead. The three Republican candidates, Everett Davis, Brenda Brown and Yvonne Pilla, are all running for their first term.
As of Nov 4, O’Reilly has 8,762 votes, Liszewski Adams has 8,706 and Heverly has 8,671. Davis has 5,477 votes, Brown has 5,611 and Pilla has 5,487.
There are 41 write-in votes.
Monroe Township Board of Education
Seven candidates vied for three, three-year term seats on the board.
Quandell Iglesia and Marie Sheridan are incumbents, while Gina Renee Burton, Christina Warburton, Sherrie Kennedy, Daniel Levashki and Tracy D’Andrea were seeking their first terms.
As of Nov. 4, Sheridan leads with 5,565 votes, followed by D’Andrea with 5,416 votes and Burton with 4,900 votes. Close behind is Levashki with 4,476 votes, Warburton with 4,128 and Iglesia with 4,044. Kennedy received 3,781 votes.
There are 178 write-in votes.
