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Morris County primary election results



The following are the candidates seeking their parties nomination to run in the November general election. Results are not final. A ✓ indicates a winner in primary voting. N/A means the numbers were not available at press time.
PRESIDENT
For 4 yrs., vote for 1
Republican
Ted Cruz: 3,031
John R. Kasich: 9,020
✓ Donald J. Trump: 36,943
Democrat
✓ Hillary Clinton: 23,294
Bernie Sanders: 16,622
US CONGRESS
For 2 yrs., vote for 1
7TH DISTRICT
Republican
Craig P. Heard: 2790
✓ Leonard Lance: 2945
David Larsen: 2946
Democrat
Peter Jacob: N/A
11TH DISTRICT
Republican
✓ Rodney P. Frelinghuysen: 23,926
Rick Van Glahn: 8,204
Democrat
Lee Ann Brogowski: 1936
Richard Mcfarlane: 1940
Joseph M. Wenzel: 10,418
SHERIFF
James Gannon captures GOP nomination for Morris County sheriff  
For 3 years, vote for 1
Republican
James M. Gannon: 29,215
John G. Sierchio: 15,733
Democrat
Mark Dombrowski: 24,145
FREEHOLDER
Three incumbents sweep GOP primary for Morris County freeholder 
For 3 years, vote for 3
Republican
✓ Doug Cabana: 22,469
✓ Kathy DeFillippo: 22,371
Roman Hirniak: 8,270
Peter King: 11,084
John Krickus: 15,855
✓ Tom Mastrangelo: 22,776
Louis Valori: 10,290
Democrat
Charles Bogusat: 10,830
✓ Rozella G. Clyde: 19,636
Carl Fenske: 10,952
✓ Mitchell Horn: 18,833
✓ John Von Achen: 19,006
BOONTON TOWN
Alderman
For 2 yrs, vote for 1.
Ward 1
Republican
✓ Cyril Wekilsky: 273
Democrat
✓ Richard J. Corcoran III: 109
Ward 2
Republican
✓ Doris A. Yanez: 135
Democrat
✓ Bob Tullock: 90
Ward 3
Republican
✓ Joanne Leone: 149
Democrat
✓ Scott Miniter: 90
Ward 4
Republican
✓ Scot R. Looker: 206
Democrat
✓ James A. Plaisted: 106
BOONTON TOWNSHIP
Township Committee
For 3 years, vote for 2.
Republican
✓ Paul Allieri: 560
✓ William Klingener: 526
Democrat
No candidate filings
BUTLER
Borough Council
For 3 years, vote for 2.
Republican
✓ Alexander L. Calvi: 394
Stephen Regis: 343
Edwin J. Vath: 340
Democrat
No candidate filings
CHATHAM BOROUGH
Borough Council
For 3 years, vote for 2
Republican
✓ James J. Collander: 488
✓ Victoria Fife: 488
Democrats
No candidate filings
CHATHAM TOWNSHIP
Township Committee
For 3 years, vote for 2
Republican
✓ John R. Maurer: 779
✓ Charles Curtis Ritter: 773
Democrats
✓ Stacey Ewald: 427
CHESTER BOROUGH
Borough Council
For 3 years, vote for 2
Republican
✓ Karen L. Ferrone: 169
✓ Russell Goodwin: 175
Democrats
No filings
CHESTER TOWNSHIP
Mayor
For 3 years, vote for 1.
Republican
✓ Marcia Asdal: 824
Bill Cogger: 622
Democrats
No filings
DENVILLE
No Candidate Races
DOVER TOWN
Alderman
(For 2 years, vote for 1)
Ward 1
Republicans
No candidate filings
Democrat
✓ Michael Picciallo: 184
Ward 2
Republicans
No candidate filings
Democrats
✓ Thomas H. MacDonald: 269
Mike Ryan: 171
Ward 3
Republicans
No candidate filings
Democrats
✓ Carolyn Blackman: 243
Ward 4
Republicans
No candidate filings
Democrats
✓ Ronald Camacho: 148
EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP
Township Council
(For 3 years, vote for 1)
Republican
✓ Giuseppe Peluso: 848
Democrat
✓ Brian T. Brokaw Sr.: 363
FLORHAM PARK BOROUGH
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2.)
Republican
Gregory J. Kelly: 498
✓ Thomas B. Michalowski: 752
✓ William I. Zuckerman: 636
Democrats
✓ Peter Nicolas: 591
HANOVER TOWNSHIP
Township Committee
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Ronald F. Francioli: 1413
✓ Thomas Ace Gallagher: 1468
Democrats
No candidate filings
HARDING
Township Committee
(For 3 years, vote for 1)
Republican
✓ Nicolas W. Platt: 510
Democrats
No candidate filings
JEFFERSON
Township Council
(For 4 years, vote for 3)
Republican
✓ Bob Birmingham: 1,355
✓ Jay Dunham: 1379
John J. Elam: 752
✓ Kim Finnegan: 1240
Democrats
No candidate filings
KINNELON
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ James Freda: 1,005
✓ William C. Neely: 690
Salvatore Pagliarulo: 309
✓ Mary E. Smialek: 515
Democrats
No candidate filings
LINCOLN PARK
Borough Council
For 4 years, vote for 1.
Ward 1
Republican
✓ Gary Gemian: 232
Democrat
✓ Cynthia L. Davis: 139
Ward 2
Republican
✓ Ellen Ross: 123
Democrats
No candidate filings
Ward 3
Republican
✓ Raymond T. Kerwin: 113
Democrat
✓ Patrick Antonetti: 105
Ward 4
Republican
✓ James Wild: 96
Democrat
✓ Joseph Dowd: 102
LONG HILL
Township Committee
(For 3 years, vote for 1)
Republican
✓ Bruce Meringolo: 685
Democrat
✓ Robert Clapcich: 469
MADISON
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Robert Catalanello: 802
✓ Patrick Rowe: 832
Democrat
✓ Maureen Byrne: 1086
MENDHAM
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Christine Serrano Glassner: 452
✓ David C. Sharkey: 516
Democrat
No candidate filings
MENDHAM TOWNSHIP
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Richard Diegnan: 640
Warren Gisser: 495
Sam Tolley: 495
Democrat
✓ Peter Dumovic: 266
MINE HILL
No Candidate Races
MONTVILLE
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Richard D. Conklin: 1712
✓ Richard Cook: 1716
Democrat
No candidate filings
MORRIS PLAINS
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Suzanne B. McCluskey: 578
Democrat
✓ Jason C. Karr: 366
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Township Committee
(For 3 years, vote for 1)
Republican
Clinton Ernest Costanzo: 522
✓ Peter V. Mancuso: 1,558
Democrat
✓ Pamela Sheldrick: 1,921
MORRISTOWN
No candidate races
MOUNT ARLINGTON
Mayor
(For unexpired 2 year term, vote for 1)
Republican
✓ Michael Stanzilis: 634
Democrat
No candidate filings
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Andrew Cangiano: 519
Paula J. Danchuk: 285
Gary Giacobbe: 89
✓ Leonard J. Loughridge Jr.: 434
Democrat
No candidate filings
MOUNT OLIVE
No Candidate Race
MOUNTAIN LAKES BOROUGH
Borough Council
(For 4 years, vote for 4)
Republican
✓ William Albergo: 315
✓ John E. Horan: 315
✓ John Lester: 317
✓ G. Douglas McWilliams: 334
Democrat
No candidate filings
NETCONG
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Thomas A. Laureys: 211
Democrat
✓ Robert E. Hathaway Jr.: 122
PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS TWP
No Candidate Races
PEQUANNOCK
Township Council
(For 4 years, vote for 2)
Reublican
✓ Ryan Herd: 1057
✓ Dave Kohle: 1466
Henry L. Samek: 669
Democrats
No candidate filings
RANDOLPH
Township Council
(For 4 years, vote for 3)
Republican
✓ Christine Carey: 1,516
✓ Lance Tkacs: 1,389
✓ Joanne Veech: 1,525
Democrats
✓ Monique Johnson: 1,432
✓ Thomas Moran: 1,390
RIVERDALE
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Paul A. Purcell: 307
✓ Stephen W. Revis: 333
Democrats
No filings
ROCKAWAY
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Melissa Burnside: 419
✓ Robert Smith: 372
Democrat
✓ Arnold Bernard: 154
ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP
No Candidate Race
ROXBURY TOWNSHIP
No Candidate Race
VICTORY GARDENS
Mayor
(For 4 years, vote for 1)
Republican
✓ Diane E. Feola: 12
Hector Lorenzo: 7
Democrats
✓ David L. Holeman Jr.: 92
Borough council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
No candidate filings
Democrats
Joan E. Cegelka: 41
✓ Vera Cheatham: 77
✓ James R. Glass: 67
James M. Janone: 30
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Township Committee
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republicans
✓ Gregg Forsbrey: 1,489
✓ James LiaBraaten: 1,358
Democrats
No candidate filings
WHARTON
Borough Council
(For 3 years, vote for 2)
Republican
✓ Glenn Corbett: 350
✓ Robert Norton: 304
Democrat
No candidate filings
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