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Currently, the Democrats hold 3 of the 6 Council seats in town and ties are broken by the Republican Mayor.
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Dems retain Council Seats for 2012
Deanna McLafferty writing for the Sentinel Guindi and Roselli retain Democratic seats On Guindi: Guindi, an incumbent, received 1,439 votes, and running mate Thomas Roselli garnered 1,365. This was enough to defeat Republicans Donna Farren, who collected 1,227 votes, and Michael Trenga, who received 1,232. Guindi said the difference between a Krenzel-led and a Vaughn-led ...
Roselli & Guindi win to keep council balanced, Vaughn defeated
November 8 – SOUTH RIVER, After all of the votes were tallied on election night, residents elected Thomas Roselli and Peter Guindi to the Borough Council. The South River Democrats managed to retain control of these two seats which were previously filled by retiring Democrat, Rui Almeida and Peter Guindi. With much previous involvement in ...
Guindi & Roselli explain to Sentinel why they’re stronger candidates
Deanna McLafferty, writing for the Sentinel: The candidates find themselves divided on one key issue: Whether it is a smart move to decrease the borough’s electric rate now. Democratic candidates Thomas Roselli, 51, and Peter Guindi, 38, voiced an interest in lowering the rate by 10 percent to provide relief to citizens. Both men are ...