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Polls are open in Hoboken and Jersey City for two mayoral races today.

In Hoboken, Council members Emily Jabbour and Michael Russo are competing. Jabbour calls herself a problem-solver, while Russo, the longest-serving councilman in Hoboken history, says public safety is a priority.

In Jersey City, Councilman James Solomon faces former Governor Jim McGreevy, who resigned in scandal two decades ago. The race in New Jersey's second-largest city has focused on the high cost of housing.

News 12's Tony Caputo caught up with the Jersey City candidates at their respective polling locations.

Polls close at 8 p.m.