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Tag: Judith Lieberman

Why petition circulators matter in New Jersey elections

August 24, 2026   5:07 amAugust 24, 2026   8:39 am
A candidate’s nominating petition is supposed to demonstrate, at least minimally, that real voters support putting a real candidacy before the electorate. But signatures alone do not establish how that support was obtained, whether voters understood what they were signing,...
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LD-13 Republican primary still on after petition challenges on both sides fall short

April 2, 2025   3:45 pm
A Republican primary fight between 13th district Assemblymemebrs Gerry Scharfenberger (R-Middletown) and Vicky Flynn (R-Holmdel) and solo challenger Rich Castaldo will proceed as planned, after efforts by both sides to kick an opponent off the ballot failed to succeed. New...
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Secretary of State affirms RFK Jr.’s spot on presidential ballot

August 7, 2024   5:01 pmAugust 7, 2024   7:01 pm
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will indeed remain on New Jersey ballots this November, with Secretary of State Tahesha Way accepting an administrative law judge’s opinion yesterday that Kennedy’s campaign has not run afoul of New Jersey’s Sore...
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Solidarity Party presidential candidate could be off N.J. ballot

August 6, 2024   12:55 amAugust 6, 2024   11:58 am
After a court hearing that lasted nearly eleven hours, independent presidential candidate Peter Sonski is dangerously close to being tossed off the ballot in New Jersey. Administrative Law Judge Judith Lieberman has rejected approximately 167 signatures from Sonski’s nominating petition,...
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Beach’s Libertarian opponent in LD6 booted off ballot

June 13, 2023   2:08 pm
State Sen. Jim Beach (D-Voorhees) will not have to face a Libertarian candidate in his safely Democratic district this November, with Administrative Law Judge Judith Lieberman ruling today that Matthew Asman did not collect enough valid signatures to appear on...
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