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Tag: Al Gore

Just one state has no law to break election ties and it’s New Jersey

March 23, 2022   12:08 pm
New Jersey is the only state that doesn’t have a tie-breaking statute, so seats sit vacant until judges and county election officials can agree on a date for a do-over election that typically draws relatively few voters. In South Toms...
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New Jerseyans as presidential candidates

February 21, 2022   12:11 amFebruary 20, 2022   9:37 pm
The withdrawal of two New Jerseyans from the campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination keeps Woodrow Wilson’s record intact as the last Garden Stater to win the presidency. Booker withdrew on January 13, 2019  and former Rep. John Delaney...
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New Jerseyans as presidential candidates

February 15, 2021   12:01 amFebruary 13, 2021   6:17 pm
The withdrawal of two New Jerseyans from the campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination last month keeps Woodrow Wilson’s record intact as the last Garden Stater to win the presidency. Booker withdrew on January 13 and former Rep. John...
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Happy Birthday, Jim Florio

August 29, 2020   8:16 pmAugust 30, 2020   12:02 am
Happy Birthday to former Gov. Jim Florio, who turned 83 today. Florio has been a fixture in New Jersey politics since 1969, when he won a seat in the New Jersey.  He spent fifteen years as a congressman from South...
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New judge in county committee court challenge was also a county chairman

April 1, 2020   3:56 pmApril 2, 2020   11:39 am
A lawsuit challenging the postponement of Democratic county committee elections in Cape May and Atlantic counties just a few days ago already has a new judge. The case was originally assigned to Judge James Pickering, the former Democratic county chairman...
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Was Menendez endorsement in NJ-2 just settling a grudge against Patrick Kennedy?

February 28, 2020   1:33 pmMarch 2, 2020   1:54 pm
The decision of U.S. Senator Bob Menendez to endorse Brigid Callahan Harrison for Congress in the 2nd district Democratic primary could be the settlement of an 18-year old political grudge. When Menendez was a congressman in 2002, he ran for...
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No real coattails for Nixon, Reagan in landslide re-election victories

February 27, 2020   12:01 amFebruary 26, 2020   10:39 pm
Presidential re-election landslides don’t have the kind of coattails people think, although there hasn’t been one since 1972 and comparing seemingly ancient election results like these are admittedly apples and oranges. Richard Nixon carried everywhere but Massachusetts and the District...
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