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murican wrote:
Team Fulop candidates occupy ballot positions 16C & 17C for committeepersons,
See here for a complete listing of Team Fulop commitee seat candidates http://stevenfulop.com/committee

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jklm wrote:
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murican wrote:
Vote today 6am-8pm.
Fulop supported committeepersons are in Row C in the bottom two slots of the ballot.

Column C is empty. Rows are listed by number. What are the names you are referring to?

Ward E

E1 Irina Bereznaya
E2 Stephanie Daniels & Peter O'Reilly
E3 Bradley Tishman
E6 Michelle Timek & Robert Zuckerman
E7 Evette Gaetan
E8 Steven Sanders
E10 Robert McHugh
E11 Lawrence Cappoli
E12 Frank Scalcione & Ellen Simon
E13 Patricia Andes & Eric Fleming
E14 Taryn Boland & Dale Hardman
E15 Elizabeth Beaver & David Weltz
E17 Leda Duif & Stuart Culpepper
E18 Andrea Gaines & Philip Rivo
E19 Debbie Davis & Samuel Stoia
E20 Arie Sladowsky & Bonnie Sladowsky
E23 Robert Rafford

I live in District 9 - am I to assume there are no committee candidates running for my district? - and this would explain why my sample ballot is sparse.

jklm wrote:
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murican wrote:
Vote today 6am-8pm.
Fulop supported committeepersons are in Row C in the bottom two slots of the ballot.

Column C is empty. Rows are listed by number. What are the names you are referring to?

Reggay wrote:
I am a Ward D resident. I was having a problem in my neighborhood and was getting no response from the City and my councilman, Bill Gaughan was no help. I knew Steven Fulop had a strong record of tackling quality of life issues, so I copied him on my correspondence with the town despite the fact that as the Ward E councilman, he had no obligation to help me.

2 days later, I received a call from one of his aides who was putting pressure on the proper city departments to get my situation resolved. Now, the wheels are in motion and I have been assured by multiple city departments that my situation will be resolved.

I will be voting for Mr. Fulop for Mayor as he is willing to go the extra mile when his colleagues take the path of least resistance.

H-Parker wrote:
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Voters don't pay particular attention to the religious beliefs of the average politician because the average politician is not a religious leader. I can assure you if a Catholic Bishop or a powerful Rabbi or Imam ran for political office, they would face the same questions.[/b]

It is extremely unusual for a religious leader to seek public office in this country. Most religious leaders have the sense to understand that the separation of church and state should be respected. They understand that anyone who has devoted their life to bringing other people to God and to teaching their understanding of God's will should not hold political authority in a diverse society.

jcgurl wrote:
I did not see this on the ballot... it wasn't on the sample ballot I got in the mail or the real ballot. Or did I just overlook it? I'm in Ward F Legislative District 14.

mfadam wrote:
anyone know if it is possible to vote in this election from out of state? I'm trying to get greenlight to vote in presidential election from Hudson Cty Clerk, but not sure if they will include info to vote locally. TIA

pinkydapimp wrote:
Is there anywhere to find out which voting locations may not be back up and running for election day?

rycor wrote:
Anywhere downtown to volunteer? Decided to stay home and am still without power. Would like to give a hand if I could.

r_pinkowitz wrote:
9th and 10th were always E - 18


Try this: https://voter.njsvrs.com/PublicAccess/ ... ?USERPROCESS=PollingPlace

Municipality:
JERSEY CITY
Ward :
05
District:
18
Congressional:
08
Legislative:
33
Freeholder:
4

T-Bird wrote:
You sure you mean E5? 5 has always voted at PS 3 on Bright street and encompasses area around VVP.

DanL wrote:
update - I will be pursuing this great opportunity to work with our city government and give the residents of Ward E and Jersey City effective representation.
I plan on going through the front door of city hall with honesty, integrity and the support of many community leaders and activists with whom I have been fortunate to work with over the years. as one prominent leader from the efforts to save 111 First St. told me - "get some muck on your shoes and give some great things a chance to happen!"

HeightsBrat wrote:
What a joke. On November's Election Day, Levin's campaign workers were parading back & forth in front of the polling location all day. It was explained that they couldn't do that, why & please don't do it again but everytime you weren't looking, there they were. Even his campaign manager, April something or other kept standing in front of the location wearing vote for buttons batting her eyes & smiling oh so demurely that she knows she shouldn't but forgot she was wearing the button. Dan is no different than the people he may be talking with.