June 2, 2026 Primary Results
Live primary election results for Rahway, Edison, and Woodbridge. Vote counts updated through election night, June 2, 2026.
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Woodbridge Ends Internet Monopoly With New Fiber Ordinance
Woodbridge passed a new ordinance opening its streets to fiber competition. GoNetspeed is already offering service at some addresses — here’s what it means for residents.
Rahway Approves Property Buy For Planned Amphitheater Project
The Rahway Redevelopment Agency is set to vote on a $2.57 million purchase of two Hamilton Street properties for a proposed outdoor amphitheater in the Arts District.
Women’s share of NJ local offices stalling, new data shows
Women hold just 20% of mayors’ offices and 32% of town council seats in New Jersey, new Rutgers data shows. Middlesex County ranks near the bottom for female mayors.
Rahway Artist Claims South Bound Brook Police Stole His Badge Design
Edward Harper Jr. says he designed the South Bound Brook PD patch in 2004 and was never paid. His attorney is demanding $750,000. The borough has no procurement records.
Edison School Board Member Says She Received Threats
Edison School Board member Anjana Patel says she received anonymous threatening WhatsApp messages over her Talmadge Road vote. The board voted 9-0 to condemn the threats and call for an FBI investigation.
Edison Introduces 2026 Budget to a Packed, Emotional Chamber
Firefighters, police union members, and youth softball players packed Edison’s council chamber Wednesday as the township finally introduced its long-overdue 2026 municipal budget.
Edison School Board Votes to Reject Pre-K Grant
The Edison Board of Education voted 5-4 Tuesday to reject the state pre-K expansion grant, putting the free preschool program on track for elimination in September.
Metuchen car show fundraiser for EMS squad needs volunteers
A Metuchen man has spent 15 years running a charity car show for the borough’s all-volunteer EMS squad. This year, he needs help pulling it off.
Rahway Democrats Clash Over Water and Spending at NAACP Forum
Rahway council candidates split over water utility privatization and amphitheater costs at a packed NAACP forum, the only one before the June 2 Democratic primary.