2018 United States Senate election in New Jersey - Wikiwand
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Payne supports Scutari to be next NJ Senate president | Montclair Local News
Ray Lesniak won't seek re-election to Senate- POLITICO
A Former Pharmaceutical Executive Is Running for U.S. Senate in New Jersey - The New York Times
United States Senator Cory Booker (Democrat of New Jersey) departs the Senate chamber during a vote
N.J. Senate President Sweeney could be unseated by Republican Ed Durr - WHYY
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LIVE NJ 2021 Election Results: New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy projected to win reelection over Republican Jack Ciattarelli - 6abc Philadelphia
Anthony Bucco takes over for his late father in the state Senate - NJ Chamber
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New Jersey Senators Loretta Weinberg and Bob Gordon Join New York State Senator Michael Gianaris and New York Assemblywoman Nily Rozic in Announcing Bi-State Introduction of Legislation Prohibiting Port Authority from Supporting
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Election Day 2018: New Jersey Senate race between Senator Bob Menendez, Republican Candidate Bob Hugin - ABC7 New York
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Washington, United States Of America. 04th Aug, 2021. United States Senator Bob Menendez (Democrat of New Jersey), Chairman, US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, left, and United States Senator Jim Risch (Republican
Corruption trial behind him, Sen. Bob Menendez announces re-election bid in New Jersey | abc10.com
New Jersey truck driver Ed Durr defeats Senate President Steve Sweeney
Edward Durr, GOP truck driver who spent $150 on primary in NJ, defeats Sweeney
It Was a Landmark Crime Bill. Then a State Senator Added a Special Favor. - The New York Times
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