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League of Humane Voters of New Jersey Election Info and Endorsements
2010
Politicians take issues seriously when voters do. YOUR VOTE MATTERS!
Each
LOHV-NJ endorsed candidate was graded according to his or her voting record
or recent political assurances. Generally, we do not endorse candidates
unless they have GOOD, GREAT, or EXCELLENT voting records.
2010 LOHV-NJ Endorsements
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Independent
Candidate for Essex County Executive
ENDORSEMENT: Essex County
Freeholder-At-Large: Marilynn English (I) -
DEFEATED
www.wethepeopleofessex.com/
Campaign Letter
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Democratic
Candidates for Holmdel Township Committee
Janet Berk and Brian McFarland
We believe good government should be proactive and reflect the will of
the residents. This means ensuring that all viewpoints, including
yours, are considered before decisions are made that will affect
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LOCAL RACES
Notice from
Bergen and Passaic County members:
#1 Bergen County:
Freeholders Calabrese, Carroll, and Hogan
(column 2) all voted to save geese and institute non-lethal goose
management for the future. This was a very positive step and any
future Parks Director knows that these particular freeholders are
watching him or her. (please note that the freeholders did not know
about the decision to gas geese in early summer. The Parks Director
used his own budget for this.
#2 Passaic County:
Freeholders
Lepore and Duffy voted to kill deer in the Garret Mountain Bow hunt.
Additionally, Mayor Lepore voted to gas geese in the town of
Woodland Park where he is mayor. These men are not friends of the
animals in Passaic County.
Notice from East Brunswick members:
Ed Luster, current council president, is seeking his second term as
councilman. He is animal-friendly.
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