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Tag: George Kotch

Ciattarelli will tap Paulsen as GOP state chairman

June 1, 2025   1:46 pmJune 1, 2025   7:09 pm
Jack Ciattarelli has picked former Burlington County Republican Chairman Glenn Paulsen, a member of his inner circle for nearly a decade, to serve as State GOP Chairman if he wins the Republican primary, the New Jersey Globe has confirmed. Paulsen...
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Addiego will become new Burlington Superintendent of Elections

January 11, 2022   1:52 pmApril 3, 2022   6:06 pm
Gov. Phil Murphy will nominate former State Sen. Dawn Addiego (D-Evesham) to serve as the Burlington County Superintendent of Elections today, the New Jersey Globe has learned. Addiego left office at noon today after losing her bid for re-election last...
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Kim takes lead after Burlington updates vote tally

November 7, 2018   4:29 pmNovember 8, 2018   5:17 pm
Andy Kim took the lead in the race for the third congressional district’s House seat Wednesday afternoon after newly-counted mail-in ballots were added 14,487 new Kim votes and marked only 9,550 new votes for Rep. Tom MacArthur. Kim led MacArthur...
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Election official expects 3,000-4,000 provisional ballots in Burlington

November 7, 2018   3:12 pmNovember 7, 2018   4:49 pm
The Burlington County Board of Elections is just about done tallying mail-in ballots and has started opening ballot bags filled with provisional ballots, board Chairman Joe Dugan said Wednesday afternoon. While he wasn’t ready to give a count, Dugan expects...
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Burlington GOP faces loss of control in ’18

January 4, 2018   12:10 amMarch 17, 2018   12:09 pm
The upset defeat of two Republican Freeholders in Burlington County leaves the last authentic Republican political machine in New Jersey defending control of county government in the 2018 general election. Republicans now have a narrow 3-2 majority on the Board...
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