STATE ASSEMBLY: Democrats hold control, 48-32; GOP picks up at 2 seats

By Editor | November 6th, 2007 - 11:08pm
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Republicans picked up Assembly seats in Districts 2, 8 and 12, and lost one in District 14. Only one Assembly incumbent, Michael Panter, was defeated for re-election.

District 1: Democratic Assemblyman Nicholas Albano was re-elected, and Democrat Matthew Milam won Van Drew's open seat.

District 2: Republican Assembly candidates, John Amodeo and Vincent Polistina, appear to have defeated Democrats Joe Wilkins and Blondell Spellman.

District 8: Republicans Dawn Addiego and Scott Rudder defeated Democrats Tracy Riley and Chris Fifis.

District 11: Republicans David Ribble and Mary Pat Angelini defeated Democrats John Napolitani and John Pirnat.

District 12: Republicans Declan O'Scanlon and Caroline Casagrande defeated Democratic Assemblyman Michael Panter and his running mate, Amy Mallett.

District 14: Democratic Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein and her running mate, Wayne DeAngelo, defeated Republicans Tom Goodwin and Adam Bushman. DeAngelo won won by just over 500 votes.

District 39: Republican incumbents John Rooney and Charlotte Vandervalk defeated Democrats Esther Fletcher and Carl Manna.

Chris Fifis lost AGAIN ! Now

Chris Fifis lost AGAIN !

Now go back to serving bad food to the Camden County Democrats at Ponzios!

The state should investigate Ponzios. Lots of workers don't speak English and look like illegals.

GREAT NEWS!

District 8: Republicans Dawn Addiego and Scott Rudder defeated Democrats Tracy Riley and Chris Fifis.

Well, people spoke, regardless of all the antics GOP prevailed!

More Cowbell Please !!

Judas Goat Lost.

:-(

Do You Think

Bodine will Now become an independent???

More Cowbell Please !!

Burlington County Democrats

Burlington County Democrats should run Fifis in two years with Sean Kennedy as his running mate. Two LOSERS with a capital L.

Judas goat lost

Whatever dignity he had left. He got pantsed! Norcross is probably still yelling into his ear trying to tell him that he lost.

Scarlet...

is funny. Hahahahahahaha. Poor Judas Goat. Let that be alesson to others who might be so stupid and self-serving.

RILEY AND FIFIS......LOST

MARTIN ONE, WHERE ARE YOU??

Dist. 12

I wonder if Panter's bill to end fishing and hunting had anything to do with his loss? Why would anyone who lives near coastal towns file a bill angering a large group

Marty

Do you guys actually expect Marty to come here with his tail between his legs and say we were right? He will no doubt come up with some ridiculous commentary as to the "trending" district and how "we were robbed." PS - how did your stem cell vote go? Still think the majority of folks in NJ support it?

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL DAY

oc, YOU ARE correct!

Marty will no doubt come up with:

It was all Allens fault
The machines did not count right
It was all Haines Fault
Voters got wrong ballots
It was Dawn Lacys Fault
Voters were bullied
It was all Boss Paulesns fault

BOTTOM LINE, VOTERS REJECTED THE DEMS MESSAGE ONCE AGAIN AND REJECTED MARTY!

More Cowbell Please !!

RILEY BLEW IT!

We had heard that the VERY moment Riley started putting out her OWN RILEY SIGNS with her name alone on them, that was her undoing, because people felt she was only out for herself and did not care about her team.

Oh well, Riley will just have to face her constitutents in Mt Laurel and FINISH OUT HER TERM SHE PROMISED LAST YEAR TO UPHOLD since she cares about those residents.

AND she couldnt even win Mt Laurel!~

More Cowbell Please !!

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