There is considerable speculation among Democrats that Rob Andrews is about to secure some major endorsements for his U.S. Senate bid against Frank Lautenberg – possibly including State Senators Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) and Brian Stack (D-Hudson), and Bergen County Democratic Chairman Joseph Ferriero. Update: Ferriero is faving tremendous pressure to back Lautenberg.
Lesniak, one of the state’s most powerful insiders, is the de facto head of the Union County Democratic Party, while Stack, who won 75% of the vote in his State Senate primary last year, has considerable clout in Northern Hudson County. Lautenberg lives in Bergen County.South Jersey Democrats are touting Cinnaminson native Anthony Mazzarelli, the head of the emergency medicine department at Cooper University ... >
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Ronald C. Rice tweeted not so sweetly about soon-to-be Senate President Stephen Sweeney.
Well, we were able to obtain the rest of the ... >
New Jersey voters repudiated Governor Jon Corzine's policies of the past four years on November 3rd. Republican Chris Christie and Independent ... >