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Tag: Tom Giblin

Trailblazer: Senator Hutchins Inge

January 17, 2022   12:11 amFebruary 9, 2022   2:27 pm
Hutchins Inge (1900-2002) was the first Black to serve in the New Jersey State Senate.  A Newark physician, Inge was elected to the Senate in 1965, unseated Republican Senate Minority Leader C. Robert Sarcone by 7,144 votes. The opportunity for...
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Trailblazer: Senator Hutchins Inge

January 18, 2021   12:13 amJanuary 17, 2021   11:30 pm
Hutchins Inge (1900-2002) was the first Black to serve in the New Jersey State Senate.  A Newark physician, Inge was elected to the Senate in 1965, unseated Republican Senate Minority Leader C. Robert Sarcone by 7,144 votes. The opportunity for...
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Joe Kennedy will boost cousin’s House bid

May 19, 2020   11:44 am
Amy Kennedy will get some help from her famous political family tonight when Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Massachusetts) appears on her Facebook Live series tonight to talk about COVID-19 and mental health issues. Kennedy’s has developed her “Connecting South...
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Giblin opposes open presidential primary

March 5, 2020   4:26 pm
Assemblyman Tom Giblin isn’t supporting an open presidential primary in New Jersey. “Other states already had their primaries and didn’t have that provision, so I don’t see anything wrong if there’s county organizations that want to back certain candidates,” he...
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Trailblazer: Senator Hutchins Inge

January 20, 2020   12:57 amJanuary 20, 2020   12:49 am
Hutchins Inge (1900-2002) was the first African American to serve in the New Jersey State Senate.  A Newark physician, Inge was elected to the Senate in 1965, unseated Republican Senate Minority Leader C. Robert Sarcone by 7,144 votes. The opportunity...
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Bradley vs. Gore in NJ: what the polls said

September 19, 2019   12:59 amSeptember 19, 2019   10:06 am
When Bill Bradley ran for president in 2000, some of the New Jersey Democratic establishment supported Al Gore — most remained neutral — but among rank-and-file home state Democratic primary voters, Bradley had the lead. In a September 1999 Quinnipiac...
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The time Tom Giblin ran against Tom Kean

September 4, 2019   11:07 am
The deadline to replace candidates on the general election ballot is coming up next week, and so far, there doesn’t appear to be any big changes on the horizon. Rumors that State Sen. Anthony R. Bucco (R-Boonton) would resign so...
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