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Results from May 13 municipal elections in Hackensack, Lyndhurst, Passaic and Cedar Grove

Nonpartisan local elections took place on May 13, with only a handful of North Jersey municipalities participating. Polls opened in Hackensack, Lyndhurst, Passaic and Cedar Grove at 6 a.m. and closed at 8 p.m. In Bergen County, some residents cast their votes early, participating in an in-person mail-in ballot option held May 4 at the Bergen County Clerk's Office. Here are the results from the May 13 election: Two slates of candidates and one individual competed for five seats on the City Council for four-year terms. The winners will appoint a mayor. The following were candidates for the "LABROSSE TEAM LOWER TAXES HONEST GOVERNMENT": John Labrosse (incumbent) — Kathy Canestrino (incumbent) — Lance Powell — Marlene Somerville — Richard Garcia — The candidates for the "HACKENSACK UNITES: TAX DEVELOPERS, SUPPORT RESIDENTS" were: Caseen Gaines — Agatha Toomey — Roberto Diaz — Philip Carroll — Sonya Clark-Collins — The candidate for "TAXPAYERS VOICE" was: Richard Cerbo — Two slates of candidates and one individual competed for five seats on the council for four-year terms. The winners will appoint a mayor. The candidates for "LYNDHURST PRIDE" were: John J. Montillo Jr. (incumbent) — Darius J. Hughes — Stephen R Morinho III — Theresa A. Sedlock — Domenick Abbate Jr. — The candidates for "LYNDHURST STRONG" were: Robert B. Giangeruso (incumbent) — Richard L. Jarvis Sr. (incumbent) — Louis P. DeMarco (incumbent) — Karen Haggerty (incumbent) — David Mateen — The candidate for "IT'S TIME" was: Richard DiLascio — Two candidates ran for the Passaic mayor's office. Three candidates ran for three open seats on the council. The candidates for mayor were: Hector Lora (incumbent) — Diomedes Minaya — The candidates for City Council were: Daniel Mayer — Terrence Love (incumbent) — Jose Garcia (incumbent) — There were three four-year at-large terms up for election. In Cedar Grove, the full council will appoint a mayor and deputy mayor at the reorganization hearing in July. The three candidates who ran unopposed were: Michele Mega (incumbent) — Kerry Peterson (incumbent) — Mellissa Skabich (incumbent) — This article originally appeared on May election results 2025 from North Jersey municipalities