<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3OCTF3_1GkIWM1u00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3OCTF3_1GkIWM1u00" width="1472" height="1170" ><figcaption>Egg Harbor City, Lower Bank Rd.</figcaption></figure>Democratic Common Councilman Karl Timbers won re-election in Egg Harbor City. Fellow Democrats Steven Ortiz and Nate Ross captured the other two seats on the ballot, extending the party’s control of the Common Council.Timbers received 739 votes; Ortiz received 726 votes; Ross received 680 votes. Republicans Donna Heist, Joseph Ricci Jr. and Joseph Farnan received 458, 411 and 387 votes, respectively. Independents Mason Wright Jr. and Karen Adams received 201 and 195.Timbers ran alongside Ortiz, a former school board member, and Ross, a massage therapist. They faced a Republican slate led by Heist, the incumbent seeking another term, alongside Farnan and former Councilman Ricci, who returned to the ballot after an unsuccessful re-election bid in 2025.The result preserves the party’s majority on the nine-member Common Council. Democrats swept every seat on the ballot in 2025.In 2025, Gov. Mikie Sherrill carried Egg Harbor City by 13 percentage points.</div></body>

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Democratic Common Councilman Karl Timbers won re-election in Egg Harbor City. Fellow Democrats Steven Ortiz and Nate Ross captured the other two seats on the ballot, extending the party’s control of the Common Council. Timbers received 739 votes; Ortiz received 726 votes; Ross received 680 votes. Republicans Donna Heist,...

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Democratic Common Councilman Karl Timbers won re-election in Egg Harbor City. Fellow Democrats Steven Ortiz and Nate Ross captured the other two seats on t

Egg Harbor City Democrats maintain momentum

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