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Tag: Richard Codey
Team DiVincenzo campaigning hard in Roseland
Line A team wrapping themselves around unopposed municipal candidates
Gottheimer aide may get Assembly seat
Chris Tully, ex-Bergenfield councilman, emerging as possible candidate
Sweeney skips Sacco, post to Lagana
Schaer gets comeback in minor role
DiVincenzo’s Roseland slate files defective petitions
Clerk gives candidates until Wednesday to fix
Another judge signs wife’s petition
Ann Marie Callahan running on Codey slate in Roseland
Codey is a veteran of Democratic primaries
Dick Codey is accustomed to winning contested Democratic primaries. For the former governor, the Roseland War is part of his political wheelhouse. Back in 1973, the 26-year-old county committeeman from Orange was the top vote-getter in a State Assembly primary. He outpolled his running mate, an incumbent Assemblyman, and beat three other Democrats, including the son of popular Democratic congressman Joe Minish. Four years later, amidst the backdrop of a
The Roseland War: Codey vs. DiVincenzo
No disclosure of campaign finances, absentee ballots are confusing
Codey goes to war in Roseland
Former governor backs off-the-line slate for county committee
The Life and Times of Paul DiGaetano
There was a time back about a generation ago when Paul DiGaetano was a bright, rising star in New Jersey Republican politics. He he was one of the most powerful politicians in the state. Some Republicans openly fawned over the idea of a young, blue-collar, Catholic, Italian-American Republican running for statewide office. He was likeable, popular, and incredibly ambitious. Jump ahead thirty years, and sadly for him, the only thing