Township Committee in Monmouth, New Jersey

2026 Primary Election

• Daniel F. Becht — Incumbent Committeeman in Wall Township, NJ

  Daniel F. Becht is an incumbent Committeeman for Wall Township, New Jersey, seeking re-election in the 2026 Republican primary. He has a long history of service on the Wall Township Committee, having held a Committeeman position since at least 2021 and serving as Deputy Mayor in 2021, 2022, and 2025. Currently, he holds the Committeeman role with a term set to expire at the end of 2026. He is running on a platform emphasizing "Experience Matters!" in the upcoming election, where he faces fellow incumbent Erin M. Mangan and challenger Jonathan A. Syby for two open Republican spots on the committee.

• Erin M. Mangan — Incumbent Mayor, Wall Township Committee in Wall, NJ

  Erin M. Mangan is an incumbent Mayor for the Wall Township Committee, seeking re-election in the 2026 Republican primary. She has served on the Committee since 2021, holding various roles including Deputy Mayor in 2023 and Committeewoman in previous years, before becoming Mayor. Mangan states she is dedicated to education, community leadership, and public service, with a focus on fiscal responsibility. Her campaign emphasizes accomplishments over two terms, highlighting efforts to preserve open space, such as the 2030 Bailey's Corner Road parcel, to prevent overdevelopment through partnerships with Monmouth County. She believes her experience and achievements make her the most qualified candidate to continue serving the community.

• Jonathan A. Syby — Global marketing and commercial leader at Johnson & Johnson in Wall, NJ

  Jonathan A. Syby is a scientist, inventor, and a medical device commercial leader with Johnson & Johnson, currently serving as a global strategic marketer for surgical devices. A lifelong resident of Wall Township since 1987, he lives there with his wife, Georgiana, and their three children. Syby demonstrates deep community commitment, having served over 27 years as an EMT with the Wall Community First Aid Squad and as an active coach for the Wall Soccer Club. He is running for the Wall Township Committee in the 2026 Republican primary, aiming to bring transparent, accountable leadership. His priorities include preserving open space, strengthening the community, and responsibly managing affordable housing. He enjoys family bike rides on local paths.