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LOCAL NEWS
Essex County Daily Buzz: Nov. 4, 2026
News, events, and civic info for Essex County for Nov. 4, 2026.
Montclair Daily Buzz: Nov. 4, 2026
News, events, and civic info for Montclair for Nov. 4, 2026.
Essex County Clerk’s office released unofficial 2026 general election results for Montclair school board race
From Essex County Clerk’s Office.
Essex County Clerk’s office released unofficial 2026 general election results for Montclair council race
From Essex County Clerk’s Office.
Pichardo, Murray-Thomas, Muhammad, Luciano, Pomares elected to Essex County Board of County Commissioners, unofficial 2026 election results say
From Essex County Clerk’s Office.
Joseph DiVincenzo Jr. reelected to Essex County executive unofficial 2026 election results say
From Essex County Clerk’s Office.
FOOD PANTRIES OPEN THIS WEEK
Food pantries in East Essex County: Nov. 8-Nov. 14
Here are food distributions happening in East Essex County this week.
REGIONAL NEWS
Cory Booker reelected to U.S. Senate, according to unofficial election results
From The Associated Press.
LaMonica McIver won NJ-10 seat, unofficial 2026 election results say
From Essex County Clerk’s Office.
Analilia Mejia won NJ-11 seat, unofficial 2026 election results say
From Essex County Clerk’s Office.
Farmers Market Symposium planned virtually with NJ Food Democracy Collaborative Nov. 11
From NJ Food Democracy Collaborative.
LEARN ABOUT LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Illustration of the U.S. House chamber with lawmakers talking in small groups with a dashed, empty human silhouette on the floor showing a vacancy.
How New Jersey fills congressional vacancies
Here is the process for filling vacancies in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in New Jersey.
An aerial view, hand-drawn watercolor and ink illustration of a suburban neighborhood centers on a large building labeled "CITY HALL." On the roof of the city hall is an oversized, round yellow button with the word "RECALL" in bold black letters. Surrounding the municipal building are streets, houses, trees, and small cars in sepia and green tones.
How to recall elected officials in New Jersey
Learn about the rules, timelines, and requirements for removing elected officials from office before their terms ends in New Jersey.

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