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"I believe that no divide belongs in a town, it's about the whole town. Representing everyone fairly, equally and keeping the best interest of our community at heart is what will make our town prosper. A Government for, of and by the people is one that is open, transparent and accountable."
Ed has lived in Red Bank for 15 years with his partner and daughter. He has served on the Historic Preservation Commission and the Planning Board and enjoys giving back to his community.
Zipprich is running in 2011 for re-election with local, state and two national endorsements from the Monmouth County DFA/PDA, DFA-NJ, the Victory Fund in Washington DC and Democracy for America, founded by former Vermont Governor and presidential candidate Howard Dean in 2004.
Nov. 3, 2011 edition of Tri City News endorses Councilman Zipprich by saying: "Ed Zipprich is emerging as a thoughtul and substantive presence in not only Red Bank, but also Monmouth County Democratic politics."

"I believe that government needs to be a voice for everyone especially those who are disengaged from the political process. Everyone is entitled to have a safe community with a good quality of life and elected government officials who are accountable to their constituents."
Councilwoman Juanita Lewis was elected in November 2008, unseating a GOP incumbent. She was nationally endorsed by Democracy for America that year which helped her succeed in her campaign for change.
Juanita was born and raised in Red Bank, graduated from Red Bank Regional High School and received two bachelors degrees from Rutgers University. She also pursued and received her MBA from Seton Hall University.
This year, Juanita has been endorsed by Monmouth County DFA/PDA, DFA-NJ and former Governor Howard Dean's Democracy for America organization in Burlington, VT.
Councilwoman Lewis loves representing the citizens of Red Bank. She is affirming her commitment to her community by running for a second term on the town Council. Her dedication and devotion to her constituents is exemplified by her having served for five years on the Red Bank Board of Education and these past three on council.