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In 2025 four candidates are campaigning for two available seats on the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners. They are incumbents Thomas A. Arnone (R) and Dominick "Nick" DiRocco (R), and challengers Vito Colasurdo (D) and Jacquelyn Wenzel (D). Click here for Jacquelyn Wenzel (D) information. Click here for Vito Colasurdo (D) information. Click on menu icon above to see the current Monmouth County Commissioners. Unfortunately there was no League of Women Voters Candidate Forum for 2025 Commissioner candidates. Recordings of other LWV Monmouth County forums are found here.

In 2025 four candidates are campaigning for two available seats in the NJ Assembly from Legislative District 11. They are incumbents Assemblywoman Margie Donlon and Assemblywoman Luanne Peterpaul, and challengers Andrew Wardell (R) former mayor of Neptune City, and Neptune Township resident Jessica Ford (R), an unsuccessful 2024 Neptune Township committee candidate. Felicia Simmons, a non-profit director and community development consultant from Asbury Park, is running as an independent under the banner We the People. More information is at Spotlight News website. Also see Ballotpedia website. Click on menu icon above to see the current Legislative District 11 representatives.

**Assemblywoman Margie Donlon** (D) *legislative website*
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**Assemblywoman Luanne Peterpaul.jpg** (D) *legislative website*
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Incumbent Congressman Frank Pallone (D) who was returned to office by the voters for another two-year term (through 2026). Click here for Pallone campaign website and official website. See also Patch News interview.