A source close to recently resigned EPA chief Lisa Jackson said Jackson has no intention of running for governor.
Jackson resigned from the EPA today, a move which set off some minor speculation that she might be setting up for a 2013 challenge to Gov. Chris Christie. But Jackson, who is rumored to be in line for the presidency of Princeton University, has no interest in running for governor, a source told PolitickerNJ.
Jackson is a former state Department of Environmental Protection commissioner and had a brief stint as chief of staff to Gov. Jon Corzine. Insiders believe her intelligence, political saavy and reputation would make her a strong candidate for elected office.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker won the support of the Bergen County Democratic Committee tonight at the committee's convention.
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“I haven’t made up my mind whether to do that." - Speaker Sheila Oliver (D-34) on whether she will seek a third term as speaker.
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