Politics
Dems DiGrande, Holden to face mayor, deputy mayor this fall
Source: New Jersey Hills · Aug 5, 2026, 12:00 PM
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Democrats Will DiGrande and Sam Holden are running for Township Committee positions in Warren Township's November election.
Both candidates will face the incumbent mayor and deputy mayor in what shapes up to be a competitive local race. The election reflects ongoing political engagement in the central New Jersey municipality as residents prepare to vote on township leadership for the upcoming term.
Key points
- Will DiGrande and Sam Holden are running as Democratic candidates for Warren Township Committee
- The two challengers will face the sitting mayor and deputy mayor in November
- Local elections in Warren Township will determine township leadership for the next term
FAQ
- Who are the Democratic candidates running for Warren Township Committee?
- Will DiGrande and Sam Holden are both running as Democratic candidates for Township Committee positions in the November election.
- Who will the Democratic candidates be running against?
- DiGrande and Holden will face the incumbent mayor and deputy mayor, who are also seeking election to the Township Committee.
- When is the Warren Township election?
- The election is scheduled for November. Voters will decide on township leadership positions including the mayor and deputy mayor races.
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