Unofficial Election Results Mayor Barberio Wins Democrats Take Two Council Seats

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Mayor Jamie Barberio won the Parsippany mayoral election with 9,542 votes, leading Democratic challenger Pulkit Desai by 209 votes. The unofficial tally reflects a competitive race, underscoring the engagement of local voters. Democrats Matt Kavanagh and Diya Patel also achieved victories in the council elections, defeating incumbent Frank Neglia and candidate Jigar Shah. Neglia received 8,401 votes, while Shah secured 7,962, indicating a shift in voter sentiment. Kavanagh topped the council race with 10,056 votes, and Patel followed with 9,802, representing a significant Democratic presence.

This election marks a notable change in Parsippany's political dynamics, with the new council expected to influence local policies and governance. Local officials will need to address the implications of these results in upcoming meetings. The election results highlight the importance of voter engagement in shaping local leadership.

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