The 40th District is comprised of Cedar Grove Township, Franklin Lakes Borough, Little Falls Township, Mahwah Township, Midland Park Borough, Oakland Borough, Ridgewood Village, Ringwood Borough, Verona Township, Wanaque Borough, Wayne Township and Wyckoff Township.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3th. Mark it on your calendar today so you can vote for John Agostinelli and Mark Bombace and bring common sense leadership and real world values to the State Legislature for 40th District families.

If you have any questions, please call us at 201-857-2539 or stop by campaign headquarters. We’re located at 27 Chestnut Street, 2nd floor, Suite 2A, Ridgewood, NJ 07450.

Endorsements

John Agostinelli & Mark Bombace have been endorsed by the following individuals and organizations:

Individuals

• Ridgewood Councilman Paul Aronsohn
• Wanaque Councilwoman Karen Cisco
• Little Falls Council President William Liess
• Little Falls Councilman Paul Huggins
• Little Falls Councilman Joseph Sisco
• Bergen County Sheriff Leo McGuire
• Passaic County Sheriff Jerry Speziale

Organizations

• Professional Fire Fighter Association of New Jersey
• Bergen County Central Trades & Labor Council
• American Federation of Teachers

Register to Vote

Click here to download a voter registration form, and, once completed, mail it to the Commissioners of Registration office in the county where you reside. The deadline to register for the November 3th election is Tuesday, October 13th (21 days before Election Day).

Find Your Polling Place

Not sure where you should go to cast your vote for John Agostinelli and Mark Bombace on Election Day? Well, the NJ Voter Information Home Page is here to help. Click here to find your polling place, so you know where to go on Tuesday, November 3th.

Vote By Mail / Absentee Ballots

In New Jersey, voting is easier than ever. Click here to apply for an absentee ballot so you can be sure to vote for John Agostinelli and Mark Bombace.

No longer do you need to worry about rushing to the voting booth because you’re tied up at work or stuck in traffic on Election Day. You may apply by mail for an absentee ballot up until Tuesday, October 27 (7 days prior to Election Day) or you may apply in person at your county clerk’s office up until 3:00pm Monday, November 2 (the day before Election Day). You will receive instructions with your absentee ballot, and the actual ballot must be received by your County Board of Elections before close of polls on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3.