Asbury Park Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Dan
Sciannameo

Dan Sciannameo is running for mayor of Asbury Park in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Amy Quinn.

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Dan Sciannameo
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Nov 3Election Day

The race · Mayor

  1. 01Amy Quinn
  2. 02Dan SciannameoYou’re reading
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Background

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Real estate appraiser who has served on the Asbury Park Planning Board since 2022. He holds the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute.
Occupation (from candidate statement)
Vote For Change In Asbury Park
Party
Nonpartisan race. League of Women Voters VOTE411
Campaign website
dan4asburymayor.com

Amy Quinn and Dan Sciannameo are the candidates for mayor; Mayor John Moor is retiring and is not on the ballot. New Jersey Globe · Aug 13, 2026

On the record: Dan Sciannameo

4 sourced
01Tax exemptions1 sourced position
  • Said major projects should be asked whether they need a PILOT or other tax incentive and whether it is justified by a measurable economic benefit.

    Does it require a PILOT or other tax incentive—and if so, is that incentive justified by a measurable economic benefit?”

    Own statementLeague of Women Voters VOTE411Link

02Budget and taxes1 sourced position
  • Proposed zero-based budgeting, in a campaign press release reported by TAPinto.

    Government shouldn’t simply roll last year’s expenditures into this year’s budget”

    Own statementTAPinto Asbury Park · Sep 11, 2026Link

03Public review of development1 sourced position
  • Said he would have presented the Convention Hall tax credit application on its own and had the applicant explain it to residents.

    I would have presented the tax credit application on its own, and demanded the applicant come in and explain this to people.”

    Own statementPatch · Aug 31, 2026Link

04West Side1 sourced position
  • Said the city's emphasis on waterfront development has come at the expense of other neighborhoods.

    Asbury Park doesn’t end at the boardwalk, or at the railroad tracks”

    Own statementNew Jersey Globe · Aug 13, 2026Link

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