November 5, 2009 - 11:11am
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Joe Donohue moves to ELEC

Former Star-Ledger Statehouse reporter Joe Donohue is joining the Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC).

Donohue, who took a buyout from the Ledger last year and moved on to become an Assistant Treasurer for the New Jersey Department of the Treasury, will serve as a Deputy Director with responsibilities in communications, legislative outreach, and development of “white papers” on campaign finance trends, according to a press release from the commission.

“Joe Donohue brings to this position a wealth of experience in campaign finance issues and a reputation for fairness that will greatly assist the Commission’s efforts to protect the integrity of the State’s election finance system and to encourage a more engaged electorate,” said Brindle.,” said ELEC Executive Director Jeffrey Brindle.

Matt Friedman is a PolitickerNJ.com Reporter and can be reached via email at matt@politicsnj.com.

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Comments

Daggett Robocalls


Let's see how hard he takes Joe Cryan to task for paying for and then lying about the Corzine robocalls for Daggett. That would be a great start.

11/05/09 12:57 pm

Congrats!


Congrats Joe - I know you'll do a great job over there!
Laura

11/05/09 1:23 pm

Good Man


Joe was an excellent, competent and fair minded journalist. He will make an excellent addition to ELEC, especially in the role as outlined.

11/05/09 11:18 pm

Joe - nice guy...


good ELEC director? Time will tell.

11/07/09 9:02 am