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In Eatontown, Connelly Prevails In Recount

Eatontown "Mayor-elect" Dennis Connelley. photo via facebook with permission.

Eatontown “Mayor-elect” Dennis Connelley. photo via facebook with permission.

Dennnis J. Connelly is the Mayor-elect of Eatontown.

On election night, the Republican Council President was trailing four term incumbent Mayor Gerald J. Tarantolo by one vote.

After the provisional ballots were counted on November 10, Connelly was leading by two votes, 1481 to 1479.

Connelly and Tarantolo each picked up on vote during the recount this morning. Connelly’s a provisional and Tarantolo’s a vote my mail ballot. The final count is 1482 Connelly to 1480 Tarantolo.

Connelly told MMM that Tarantolo congratulated him and assured a smooth transition.

 

Posted: November 24th, 2014 | Author: | Filed under: Eatontown, Monmouth County | Tags: , , , | 5 Comments »

5 Comments on “In Eatontown, Connelly Prevails In Recount”

  1. Jim Granelli said at 3:37 pm on November 24th, 2014:

    EVERY vote counts and for those that don’t vote; you have no right to complain about a situation if it doesn’t turn out your way.

    Good Luck, Mayor Elect.

  2. Bob English said at 4:11 pm on November 24th, 2014:

    @ Jim…..agree 100% (which is a rarity for us, lol)………….cogratulations to Dennis

  3. JRSMITH said at 4:34 pm on November 24th, 2014:

    It is a sad day for Eatontown.

  4. Monmouth girl said at 8:36 pm on November 24th, 2014:

    Damn, why does JR come on a Republican blog? He is such a demoncratic hack. At least Bob English makes reasoned arguments an argues his point articulately. JR is such a whiner!

  5. @ Monmouth Girl said at 10:14 pm on November 24th, 2014:

    As Dennis Hopper once said in “Speed,”

    “A bomb is made to explode. That’s its meaning. Its purpose. Your life is empty because you spend it trying to stop the bomb from becoming. ”

    To that end, a “hater’s gotta hate”

    That said though, thoughtful and respectful comments from both sides of the aisle should be welcome here. But those thoughts should also have a basis in fact and reality.

    It’s just that some people don’t have boundaries.