Keeling-Geddis received 803 votes after absentee votes were counted.
Incumbent Jason Some, who was appointed to the seat in April after Rose Greenman resigned, lost with 775 votes.
Jason Nunnermacker, who got 746 votes, was close behind. Richard Cerbo finished in back of the pack with 261 votes.
Meanwhile, these races were decided elsewhere:
Maywood
MAYWOOD, N.J. -- Republicans returned to their seats in Maywood.Adrian Febre, a court reporter and borough firefighter, was re-elected to a second term as mayor, with 1,154 votes, over Democratic challenger Thomas Richards, who received 825 votes.
Republicans Frank Morrone and Claire Padovano took two, three-year council seats. Morrone, an incumbent, received 1,109 votes, while newcomer Padovano got 1,127 votes.
They topped Democratic challengers Derek Eisenberg (817 votes) and Henry Perez (780).
Republican incumbent Michael Gervino was also to complete and unexpired council term, with 1,064 votes, over Democratic challenger Ryan Ullman, with 809.
Maywood Board of Education
MAYWOOD, N.J. -- Incumbents Kevin Taylor (825 votes) and Lynn Wiebe (619) ran unopposed for a pair of three-year seats on the Maywood Board of Education. A third seat remains open.
Rochelle Park Township Committee
ROCHELLE PARK, N.J. -- William Hauser, a Democrat, and Michael Kazimir, a Republican took the two available Rochelle Park Township Committee seats, leaving Republican incumbent Jayme Ouellette out of the running.The totals:
Hauser: 484
Kazimir: 433
Ouelelette: 394
Rochelle Park Board of Education
ROCHELLE PARK, N.J. -- Teresa Judge-Cravello joined incumbent Dimitria Debbie Leakas in seizing two three-year seats on the Rochelle Park Board of Education.
Judge-Cravello finished first, with 507 votes, ahead of Leakas's 477.
Incumbent Robert Jay Esposito II was a distant third with 250 votes.
South Hackensack
SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. -- Two South Hackensack Township Committee incumbents staved off a challenge for three-year seats, with Democrats Gary Brugger (251 votes) and Francis Cagas (230) topping Republican Renee Czarnecki (145).
South Hackensack Board of Education
SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. -- Anthony Aquilina, Luis Perdomo and Maria Regan ran unopposed for a trio of three-year seats on the South Hackensack Board of Education.
Aquilina, a newcomer, received 171 votes. Incumbents Regan got 164 votes and Perdomo 143.
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