With Wolfe’s Retirement, GOP Leaders Will Vie for ‘Brick’s Seat’ in N.J. Assembly

A day after longtime state Assemblyman David Wolfe announced he would retire at the end of his current term, a field...

Brick Township: Live Election Results for BOE, Congress, Senate, County

Brick Township voters this year were asked to fill three seats on the Board of Education, vote on a $12.5 million...

Ahead of Election Day, Ocean County’s Mail-in Ballot Numbers Surge Past 2016 Record

It’s been a record-breaking election season with the number of mail-in ballots the Ocean County clerk’s office has issued, ahead of...

Brick School Board President Shuts Down Super PAC; Feds Probed ‘Consulting Fees’

The president of the Brick Township Board of Education, who is seeking re-election next week, shut down a controversial Super PAC...

Democratic Ocean County Freeholder Candidate Endorses GOP Senate Hopeful

Republican senatorial candidate Bob Hugin scored his second endorsement in as many weeks by a member of the opposite party. Teddy...

Brick Councilman Breaks Party Lines, Endorses GOP Senate Candidate; ‘Hasn’t Ruled Out’ Switching Parties

A Democratic Brick Township council member broke ranks Monday to endorse a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, amid a close race...

Brick Democrats, GOP Select Party Leaders

Brick’s Democratic and Republican organizations both elected municipal chairs and vice-chairs this week, party officials said. A highly-publicized contest between Mayor...

Former Running Mates in Rift Over Leadership of Brick Democrats

Mayor John Ducey and one of the township council members he first ran with in 2011 are now opponents, both seeking...

Uncontested Primaries for Freeholder, Surrogate

The county freeholder primary race is uncontested, with Republican incumbents and Democrat challengers each filing. This year, two seats on the...

Ducey Beats Scaturro in Landslide; Democrats Sweep Brick Council Race

Brick handed a landslide victory to incumbent mayor John Ducey, who bested his Republican opponent by a 66 percent to 31...