Central Jersey referendum results from Election Day 2026
Most ballot questions earned approval from Central Jersey voters in Tuesday's general election, including six in Hunterdon County, with voters rejecting questions in only two towns, Old Bridge and Warren. Old Bridge, Warren voters reject ballot questions Voters in Old Bridge overwhelmingly rejected an open space tax to acquire, develop and maintain land for recreation and conservation purposes, as well as acquire and preserve historic properties. The ballot question called for an annual tax levy of up to 3 cents per $100 of assessed property value for the Old Bridge Township Open Space, Recreation and Farmland Preservation Trust Fund. The owner of a property assessed at $125,000 would have paid an additional $37.50 per year in property taxes. Voters rejected the additional tax by an unofficial vote of 9,417 to 6,313. More: Live election results by town across Central Jersey Warren voters rejected a nonbinding referendum calling for the township to incur about $7.5 million in debt to preserve and renovate the Hofheimer House on Mountain Boulevard as community meeting space. The building served as the municipal building but has been vacant since 2017, when government operations moved into the current municipal building. The project would have increased the municipal
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