JACKSON, NJ—Opposition candidates held out hope to defeat Jackson Republican Club President Mordy Burnstein in the 2024 election, banking on late mail-in ballots and provisional ballots, but they have run out of ballots to count.
Burnstein has been declared the winner of the election, which was a tight race between himself and social worker Amanda Trombetta. The Jackson Republicans have officially swept their opponents, with just a few dozen outstanding ballots remaining.
It won’t be enough.
Burnstein’s lead expanded to 225 votes as Ocean County election officials counted the final ballots on Tuesday.
Burnstein now has 9,494 votes compared to Trombetta’s 9,2699 votes. Trombetta finished as the fourth-highest vote-getter in the three-way election.
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