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John Traier, who is running for a seat in LD30, is running in one of the least competitive districts.

Traier retains chair of Passaic GOP

WAYNE - John Traier, the chairman of the Passaic County Regular Republican Organization, was reelected to another 3-year term on Tuesday night by a decisive 187 to 80 vote margin over challenger Thomas F.X. Magura, a margin that seemed to put the kibosh on any simmering dissent among the approximately 500 members of the Passaic GOP committee.
By Mark Bonamo
O'Donnell, left.

O’Donnell opts out of LD 31 reelection bid

BAYONNE - State Assemblyman Jason O'Donnell (D-31), examining the ever-changing mood of Hudson County politics, officially announced today that he is moving in a different direction.
By Mark Bonamo

Baraka on Newark legislator anti-Anderson attack: “It’s not just the angry guy down at City Hall”

NEWARK - Newark Mayor Ras Baraka acknowledged that, following the outburst of opprobrium to Newark Schools Superintendent Cami Anderson and her One Newark school reorganization plan during her recent testimony in Trenton, he now knows for sure that he's not alone in seeking Anderson's removal.
By Mark Bonamo

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