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Post-Election Accountability — Live May 13, 2026

This Platform Didn't Go Dark on Election Night.

Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski won. The record is documented. The promise tracker is live. Eight campaign promises sourced from public record. Eight OPRA request queues open. The record follows Mayor-Elect Ashe-Nadrowski from day one.

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May 12, 2026 — Election Result Confirmed
Mayor-Elect Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski

Bayonne's first female mayor. Statement win in a three-way race. No runoff needed. Council ticket swept all seats.

Kudos to Councilman Loyad Booker and Business Administrator Mary Jane Desmond for a hard-fought, integrity-filled campaign.

Election Record — Three Sources

The Result. On the Record. From Three Outlets.

May 12, 2026 Election Result

Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski won the 2026 Bayonne mayoral election, becoming the first female mayor in the city's history in a three-way open seat race.

Source: Insider NJ — 'Ashe-Nadrowski Wins Bayonne Mayoralty' (May 12, 2026)
May 12, 2026 Election Result

Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski won the 2026 Bayonne mayoral election, becoming the first female mayor in Bayonne history.

Source: New Jersey Globe — 'Ashe-Nadrowski wins Bayonne mayorship' (May 12, 2026)
May 12, 2026 Election Result

Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski was elected the first female mayor in Bayonne history.

Source: Hudson County View — 'Ashe-Nadrowski elected first female mayor in Bayonne history, takes council' (May 12, 2026)
Campaign Promise Tracker

Eight Promises. Eight Tracks. Eight OPRA Queues.

All promises documented from primary source: sharonforbayonne.com — fetched and archived May 12, 2026. All seeded at status PENDING. Status updates as public record documents action — or inaction.

P-001 — AffordabilityDeliver local, union hiring for new projects, housing that all can afford, and a proven formula for tax relief residents can actually feel.

Track: Union hiring in development contracts. Affordable units approved. Tax rate change year over year.
OPRA: All new PILOT agreements and development contracts post-inauguration.
30-day check: Any new development contracts — union hiring language present?
PENDING
P-002 — No Developer InfluenceReject and refund political donations from developers. Deals without strings attached are the easiest to negotiate for the benefit of the people.

Track: NJ ELEC filings post-inauguration. Developer contributions received and returned.
OPRA: All NJ ELEC campaign finance filings Q3 and Q4 2026.
30-day check: NJ ELEC — any developer contributions received.
PENDING
P-003 — Modern Digital City HallBayonne needs an innovative, digital City Hall. Processes that should take minutes take years.

Track: New technology contracts. Permit processing times. Digital services launched.
OPRA: All technology vendor contracts signed within 90 days of inauguration.
Note: All new tech contract
PENDING
P-004 — End Long-Term PILOT AgreementsReject 25 and 30-year PILOT agreements that make the deficit skyrocket.

Track: Every PILOT agreement brought to a vote. Length and terms documented.
OPRA: All PILOT agreements and tax abatement records from inauguration forward.
Ongoing: Every council meeting — PILOT watch.
PENDING
P-005 — No Data Centers in BayonnePass a legal ordinance — not a nonbinding resolution — banning data centers outright. Add language to the 2027 Master Plan.

Track: Has a legal ordinance been introduced? Has it passed? 2027 Master Plan language.
OPRA: All zoning and redevelopment plan amendments.
30-day check: Has any data center ordinance been introduced at council.
PENDING
P-006 — Code EnforcementBayonne has gone without a code enforcement official for over 1,300 days. This ends.

Track: Code enforcement official hired — date. Violations processed monthly after hire.
OPRA: Code enforcement hiring records and job postings.
30-day check: Has the position been posted or filled.
PENDING
P-007 — Quality of Life — InfrastructurePotholes, water leaks, and trash on the streets — the everyday basics that keep the city running and the community safe.

Track: 311 complaint response times. Infrastructure repair completion rates.
OPRA: Public works work orders and completion logs — monthly.
30-day check: 311 baseline response time established.
PENDING
P-008 — Ethical Open GovernmentGovernment should be open, proactive, accessible. No shady backroom deals. No bloat.

Track: Council votes announced in advance. Meeting minutes posted on time. OPRA requests fulfilled within legal 7-business-day window.
OPRA: All correspondence on major policy decisions.
30-day check: First BCR OPRA request — was it fulfilled on time.
PENDING
Methodology

How Status Is Assigned

Promised

A public commitment exists — no action taken yet. Default status at seeding. Clock starts election night.

In Progress

Documented action underway — not yet complete. Bill introduced. Position posted. Partial credit shown.

Delivered

Commitment fulfilled — verifiable from public record. Source cited. Date logged.

Not Delivered

Reasonable time elapsed with no action. Or contrary action documented. Source cited. No silent downgrades.

Reporting Schedule

When Updates Are Published

"Whoever wins, the record stays live. This platform doesn't end because the election ended. It begins a new phase."

The Bayonne Civic Record will remain operational and publicly accessible for the full duration of Mayor-Elect Ashe-Nadrowski's term. If she delivers on her promises — this site will show that. If she doesn't — this site will show that too. The platform does not have a preferred outcome for what the tracker shows. It has a preferred outcome for Bayonne: that the promises were real, and that the city improves.