Election results below are unofficial and remain subject to certification.

365> New Jersey’s congressional delegation will have two new Democrats after Rebecca Bennett defeated Republican Tom Kean Jr. in the 7th District and Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock defeated Republican Jeff Van Drew in the 2nd. The results leave Chris Smith as the state’s only Republican House member. (More)

365> Monmouth County: Democrats Chelsey Tanner and Sofia Ugarte won two county commissioner seats, while Anthony Cherry defeated incumbent Surrogate Maureen Raisch. The commissioner results will leave Republicans with a 3-2 majority on the five-member board. (More)

365> Aberdeen: Democrat Catherine Zavorskas won the one-year unexpired council term over Republican Matthew Braithwaite. Zavorskas had joined the council after Gregory Cannon became mayor. (More)

365> Asbury Park: Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn defeated Dan Sciannameo to succeed retiring Mayor John Moor. Al DiGiulio led the three-candidate race for the available council seat. (More)

365> Belmar: Mayor Caitlin Donovan won a full term over Republican Mike DeBlasio, while Democrat Johanna Roper-Robinson won the open council seat. Donovan had been appointed to complete Gerald Buccafusco’s term after his July resignation. (More)

365> Brielle: Democrat James E. Bond won the one-year unexpired council term over Republican William Folker. Republicans John Visceglia and Timothy Shaak won full terms unopposed, and Republicans retain council control. (More)

365> Eatontown: Mayor Anthony Talerico defeated Maria Grazia Escalante to win a third term. Democratic Councilmembers Candace Faust and Danielle Jones also won reelection. (More)

365> Fair Haven: Michal DiMiceli won the mayor’s race over Betsy Koch and Diana Anttonen. Democrats Marian Croak and Christopher Rodriguez won both council seats, producing a 3-3 council split with the Democratic mayor able to break ties. (More)

365> Freehold Borough: Democratic Councilmen Michael DiBenedetto and Jeffrey Friedman won reelection over Republicans Sara Razi and Autumn Nonnenmacher. Democrats retain every council seat. (More)

365> Hazlet: Mayor Michael Sachs won reelection to the Township Committee over Democrat David O’Chat. The result preserves Republican control of every committee seat. (More)

365> Keyport: Kathleen McNamara defeated Mayor Rose Araneo, 1,447 votes to 1,187, in the reported election-night count. Democrats Danielle Mastropiero and Robert Bergen also won the two council seats, preserving their party’s 5-1 council majority. (More)

365> Manasquan: Republican Michael Long held a three-vote lead over Democratic Councilwoman Sheila Vidreiro for the second council seat in early Nov. 4 results, with late mail ballots still outstanding. Democratic Councilman Jay Bryant won reelection to the other seat. (More)

365> Matawan: Democrats James McCue and Arlan Feiles won the two council seats. Feiles secured another term, while McCue will replace retiring Councilwoman Deanna Gunn. (More)

365> Middletown: Republicans Ryan Clarke and Morganne Dudzinski won the two Township Committee seats, preserving Republican control of the entire committee. Clarke won reelection, and Dudzinski will fill retiring Committeewoman Kimberly Kratz’s seat. (More)

365> Sea Bright: Democrats Marc Leckstein and Susana Markson won full council terms, and Margaret Fisher won the unexpired term. Fisher led Republican Charles Rooney III by 20 votes in the reported count. (More)

365> Shrewsbury Borough: Republicans Devon Morton and Jim Daly won the two council seats over Democrat Alexander Howard. Mayor Kimberly Eulner won another term unopposed.

365> Shrewsbury Township: Democrat Lester Jennings won reelection to the Township Committee over Republican Matthew Berdel. Democrats retain all three committee seats. (More)

365> West Long Branch: Republicans Barbara Ruane and Matthew Sniffen won the two council seats, with Ruane replacing retiring Councilman Christopher Neyhart. Mayor Janet Tucci won another term unopposed. (More)