A big night for the Cape May County Republican Party in the Freeholders’ race. Both Will Morey and Jeff Pierson were re-elected to the Board for four year terms Tuesday night, easily defeating democratic candidates Danielle Davies and Gregory Wall.
Vote totals in the Dennis Township election have been impossible to come by from the County’s election website. As of 9:35pm, the County’s site still shows zero of eight districts in Dennis Township reporting in the race for two seats available on the Township Committee.
The Sheriff’s race in Cape May County may be too close to call. With 97 districts out of 127 reporting, republican Bob Nolan holds a slim 101 vote lead over democrat Richard Harron. Ironically, there are 11 write in votes counted. This may come down to the wire, or be determined after election night if…
As the numbers come in, the Sheriff’s race has tilted towards the democrats. With nearly half of the districts reporting, democrat Richard Harron has taken a small lead over republican Bob Nolan, 7,694 to 7,263. Half of the votes still need to be counted.
It will be a forgettable night for the republicans in legislative races in Cape May County. As expected, democrats are outpolling republicans by a 3-2 or 3-1 margin in the race for State Senate, and State Assembly. So far the overwhelming support for the democratic candidates may be enough to carry democrats in the entire…
More votes are coming in for the race for Cape May County Sheriff. With 11,642 votes counted, republican Bob Nolan has a slim lead on democrat Richard Harron. Nolan has 5,844 votes, while Harron has 5,790.
The two seats on the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders will likely stay in the hands of the republicans. With 25 districts reporting, Will Morey and Jeffrey Pierson hold leads over democrats Danielle Davies and Gregory Wall. Morey is the only candidate with over 30 percent of the popular vote, so far.
Republican Bob Nolan continues to lead in the Sheriff’s race in Cape May County but final numbers are not in yet. Coastal Broadcasting has learned through an unofficial survey that Nolan has won every town we have totals from, so far, including in Upper Township. The Sheriff’s race has drawn much of the attention in…
Curt Corson was re-elected to a Township Committee seat in Upper Township Tuesday evening. Corson easily defeated Kiesha Bond and Jon Grubb in a contested election and keeps control of the Committee in the hands of republicans.
Republican Roland Roy is the winner in Lower Township’s Council election. Roy defeated challenger Chris Marlowe 1221-845 to win the Third Ward seat on the Lower Township Council. Republicans continue to control Council in Lower Township.