Politics & Government
John Moor Re-Elected As Asbury Park Mayor, Plus School Board Results
With 100 percent of the precincts in, these are the unofficial vote tallies, not yet certified by the county:
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ASBURY PARK, NJ — Asbury Park Mayor John Moor successfully fought off a challenge from two women Tuesday, and was re-elected as Asbury Park Mayor.
Here are the results in the Asbury Park mayor, council and school board race, with 100 percent of the voting precincts in. These results have not yet been certified by the county:
Mayor:
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Felicia SIMMONS 905 31.35%
Sonja MACK 287 9.94%
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John MOOR (incumbent) 1,679
1 City Council seat, at large:
Angela AHBEZ-ANDERSON 1,482 53.02%
Jesse KENDLE 1,297 46.40%
Asbury Park Board of Education – Vote for Three
Barbara LESINSKI 1,408 18.10%
Michael PENNA 1,373 17.65%
Dominic LATORRACA 1,286 16.53%
Remond PALMER 1,227 15.78%
Victor CARRE 1,159 14.90%
Tracy ROGERS 1,307 16.80%
Write-In 18 0.2
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