Camille Andrews

April 3, 2008 - 1:23pm

Could Andrews lose the Senate primary and keep his House seat?

The last time someone gave up his seat to run statewide and then found a safety net to return after losing the primary was in 1989, when Assembly Speaker Chuck Hardwick sought the Republican nomination for Governor.  After finishing third in the primary, Hardwick was able to return to the Legislature when his running mate, Peter Genova, decided to drop his re-election bid.  Talk of Camden County Democrats nominating Camille Andrews to replace her husband in the first district congressional race (she was one of sixteen names on George Norcross’s short list of House candidates) has caused some Democrats – and Republicans – to question Andrews’ commitment to the Senate race, and his confidence in defeating Frank Lautenberg in the primary.

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Who do Democrats pick to replace Rob Andrews as their candidate for Congress in the 1st district?

Camille Andrews
8%
Steve Ayscue
3%
Jim Beach
1%
John Burzichelli
3%
Bill Castner
17%
Louis Greenwald
27%
Linda Kassekert
2%
Sandy Love
1%
Fred Madden
2%
Paul Moriarty
12%
Donald Norcross
3%
Rick Perr
3%
Dana Redd
3%
Troy Singleton
2%
Steve Sweeney
10%
Ray Zane
3%
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April 3, 2008 - 11:30am

Sixteen Democrats are on Norcross' short list for Andrews House seat

Assembly Democratic Executive Director Bill Castner is short listed for Rob Andrews' House seatAssembly Democratic Executive Director Bill Castner is short listed for Rob Andrews' House seatSixteen Democrats are under consideration for the first district congressional seat that Rob Andrews is vacating to run for the U.S. Senate, including Camille Andrews, the Congressman’s wife, according to a list sent out today by South Jersey Democratic leader George Norcross.

On the official Norcross short list:

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