Mayor of Edison, New Jersey

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List of mayors of Raritan Township and Edison Township, New Jersey, United States. The township was renamed from Raritan to Edison in November 1954. [1]

NameTerm start dateTerm end dateNumber of consecutive termsRef.
Julius C. Engel 19311935 [2]
Julius C. Engel 19471951 [3] [4]
James C. Forgione 1951May 17, 19551 [5]
Thomas J. Swales Jr. May 17, 1955January 1, 19581 [5]
Anthony M. Yelencsics January 1, 1958January 1, 19703 [6]
Bernard James Dwyer January 1, 1970January 1, 19741
Thomas H. Paterniti January 1, 1974January 1, 19781 [7]
Anthony M. Yelencsics January 1, 1978April 25, 19893
Steven J. Capestro April 25, 1989January 1, 19901
Thomas H. Paterniti January 1, 1990January 1, 19911 [7]
Samuel V. Convery Jr. January 1, 1991January 1, 19941
George A. Spadoro January 1, 1994January 1, 20063
Jun Choi January 1, 2006January 1, 20101
Antonia Ricigliano January 1, 2010January 1, 20141
Thomas Lankey January 1, 2014January 1, 20222
Sam Joshi January 1, 2022Current

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