New Jersey Law Journal
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...to run as a candidate in the Democratic Party primary for Member of the New Jersey General Assembly for the Thirty-Third Legislative District. The...
...an emergent appeal by an Assembly candidate thrown off the ballot...motion by the Hudson County Democratic Organization, to which Garcia belongs...
...Some Democratic legislators have come up with...get a hearing before the Assembly Labor Committee, which is chaired...
... — A state Assembly hopeful may be disqualified at...ballots for the June 4 Democratic primary that include Garcia's...
...after Election Day. Barring an upset by Sen. Barbara Buono, the leading Democratic contender, Christie will be handed a four-year, lame-duck term, part...
...general counsel for the Assembly Democrats. In 1984 and 1988, Ford was a New Jersey delegate to the Democratic National Convention. ...
...year for the measure. The Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee...Jr., D-Burlington, the lone Democratic co-sponsor, said in January...
...committing a fourth-degree crime. The chief sponsors are Democratic Assembly members Marlene Caride of Bergen County and Vincent Prieto and Angelica...
...A bill introduced in the Assembly on Jan. 28 would purge the books of 19 outdated, superseded or...
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