| Hudson Tea war zone: Second ward supporters of Tiffanie Fisher share some uptown real estate with a lone Bonnie Murray signholder. The Fisher supporters were everywhere uptown. The turnout in the Hudson Tea Building is in the hundreds and there’s a line of people waiting to vote. They ain’t votin for Bet Mazin. |
| Fifth ward Councilman Peter Cunningham 7:00 am at Brandt after voting. His race is already controversial with his allegations about 200 Vote-by-Mail votes. |
| Second ward candidate Peter Biancamano huddles at 13th and Washington. He said hello but did not appear interested in chatting with time left before the polls closed. |
| Mayor Dawn Zimmer spotted with a big smile minutes ago on upper Washington St. out campaigning. |
Hoboken’s Mayor Dawn Zimmer announces:
Dear Friends,
The polls are open tonight until 8 p.m.
Every vote will count, so please take a few minutes and make sure your voice is heard. You can find your polling location using this link: https://voter.njsvrs.com/elections/polling-lookup.html
I am happy to be supporting Mike DeFusco in Ward 1, Tiffanie Fisher in Ward 2, Dana Wefer in Ward 4, Councilman Peter Cunningham in Ward 5, and Councilwoman Jen Giattino in Ward 6.
In the Board of Education elections, I hope you will join me in support of the Reach Higher slate of Tom Kluepfel, Sheillah Dallara, and Addys Velez.
Additionally, I am also supporting Annette Chaparro and Assemblyman Raj Mukherji for the 33rd District General Assembly election.
Thank you!
Mayor Dawn Zimmer
P.S. Please join us tonight at 10th and Willow Bar and Grill for our post Election party!
Mayor Dawn Zimmer
http://www.dawnzimmer.com/
It goes without saying your vote matters a great deal today and if you’ve already voted, any time and effort you can offer to spread the word and GOTV (Get out the Vote) can be the difference between progress and falling back into a wretched culture of corruption. Doesn’t matter if you undertake the effort solo or in tandem with a campaign. Talk to friends and neighbors and make sure they know to get out and vote.
Hoboken voters are showing up in the ward races in higher numbers early today versus the 2011ward elections across many voting districts. The big push however lies ahead in the evening rush and that tally will determine most if not ALL the ward outcomes.
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From the desk of Councilman Tim Occhipinti:
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Friends and Neighbors,
The polls will be closing in just a few hours. This is the final push to determine the 4th Ward’s leadership over the next four years.
Your vote is crucial, local elections can come down to less than twenty votes. I’m asking for your vote! Polls are open until 8PM.
It has been an honor and a privilege to represent you over the last five years. I respectfully ask for your continued support and that you vote on Tuesday, Nov. 3 to re-elect me as your 4th Ward council representative.
Let’s continue working together and move the 4th Ward Forward for four more years!
Our campaign headquarters on Tuesday is located at 4th and Jackson Street. We’ll be there starting at 5:30 am as polls are open from 6 am to 8 pm.
If you have an hour or two to spare anytime on Tuesday please stop by and see our volunteer coordinator. We’ll give you a location and literature to hand out.
You have been a witness to all of our quality of life improvements in our neighborhood. The Southwest Park, new open space at 1st and Jackson Street, getting our roads repaved, upgrading both pocket parks on Jackson & Jefferson Streets, the revitalization of Mama Johnson Field and our revamped Community Garden.
Results Matter. Experience Counts.
Watch this video and see the progress we’ve made and the challenges we need to address over the next four years.
Please forward this e-mail and tell your friends and neighbors that you’ll be voting to re-elect Tim Occhipinti on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Best, Tim Occhipinti 4th Ward Councilman timothy.occhipinti@gmail.com timocchipinti.com  The Reach Higher BoE slate announces: Dear friends and neighbors, If you’ve already voted: Thank You! If you haven’t voted yet, there’s still time! The polls close at 8 PM tonight so drop by and vote on your way home from work, or on your way back from the gym. Hoboken elections are frequently decided by only a few votes.Your vote really matters!If you’re not sure where to vote then find your polling station using this polling station locator. If you can’t make it to your designated polling station in time, remember that you are permitted to vote provisionally at any Hoboken polling station. PLEASE cast your three votes for Kluepfel, Dallara and Velez (Column F, Rows 2, 4 and 6) on November 3rd. Let’s make our district schools “even” better!  An unofficial press release from FBI informant Solomon Dwek who lunched with Michael Russo in the infamous 2009 government sting surveillance video says: “There’s five hours left in today’s Hoboken election. I’m asking everyone to come out and show your support for a true high class criminal not a chintzy one who sells out his hometown for a measly five grand.” Please come out and write-in Solomon Dwek for Hoboken Third Ward Council. =&0=&: MSV thanks Solomon Dwek and endorses this message. How to write-in your vote:
HOW TO USE THE ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES
1. Press the button to the right of the candidate of your choice; a green “X” will appear next to your selection. Breaking the law again? Beth Mason who likes to make laws for others but doesn’t actually like following them is once again using her tax-subsidized Civic Association “charity” as a weigh station for Hoboken’s notorious and controversial Carmelo Garcia. While that office at 12th and Washington St. is in the second ward, hired workers are seen coming and going in and out moving election materials and signs for GOTV efforts. Signs also appearing illegally on Washington St. near bus stops for Garcia have gone up but people are taking it upon themselves to tear them town. (Which is perfectly fine for illegal litter since the City of Hobken has an ordinance on the books banning same.) |
