Jersey City mayoral election, 2009

May 12, 2009



Candidate	Jerramiah Healy	Louis Manzo	L. Harvey Smith
Party	Democratic	Democratic	Democratic
Popular vote	19,000	8,059 ^[1]	3,958 ^[1]
Percentage	53% ^[2]	26% ^[2]	12%^[3]


Candidate	Dan Levin	Phil Webb
Party	Independent	Nonpartisan
Popular vote	1,704 ^[1]	680 ^[1]
Percentage	5.6% ^[3]	2 %

Mayor before election

Jerramiah Healy
Democratic

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Jerramiah Healy
Democratic

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The 2009 Jersey City non-partisan mayoral election occurred on May 12, 2009. Incumbent Mayor Jerramiah Healy (Democrat) won re-election. Former Mayor Bret Schundler (Republican) was going to run, but dropped out in January 2009 for financial reasons. Healy needed a 51% vote to hold off a second round (like the 2004 and 2005 elections). Healy won the election with 53% vote against 4 other candidates. The voter turnout was only 30,658.^[3]

Democratic candidates

Announced

Jerramiah Healy, Incumbent Mayor ^[4]
L. Harvey Smith, Former Acting Mayor ^[5]
Louis Manzo, State Representative and Former Mayoral Candidate ^[6]

Republican candidates

Declined

Bret Schundler, former Mayor (1992–2001) ^[7]

Independent Candidates

Announced

Dan Levin, Activist and founder of CivicJC ^[8]

Declined

Steven Fulop, Ward E Councilman ^[9]

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