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Vote by Tuesday, November 5th!

FOR BLOOMFIELD MAYOR

Mundell

Jenny

A New Democratic Leader to Keep Bloomfield Moving Forward!

A New Democratic Leader to Keep Bloomfield Moving Forward!

Mundell

Jenny

FOR BLOOMFIELD MAYOR

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About Jenny

First appointed to the Township Council in 2017, Jenny Mundell has since won re-election three times and has worked tirelessly to serve the community. She has lived in Bloomfield for nearly 15 years along with her husband and son, and she works as a Vice President of Development at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. As Mayor, Jenny will work to continue the progress that has been made in the community while focusing on open, transparent government, balanced and responsible economic development, public safety and community involvement.

Monica Charris Tabares

Graduating from Kean University with a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature and Master’s Degrees in Bilingual Education and Educational Leadership, Monica Charris Tabares joins the council as a lifelong educator. She is currently the Director of the North Hudson Community Action Corporation Head Start Program, where she monitors program quality and serves as a resource to all members of the Head Start department. She has been recognized as the North Hudson County Educator of the Year and the Orange School District Teacher of the Year, and is currently pursuing her doctorate while holding teaching licenses in P-3, K-5, Bilingual, Education Supervision, and Principal CE. Council Member Charris Tabares was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, and immigrated to the United States with her parents and sister when she was two years old. She currently resides in Bloomfield with her husband and two children.

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